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Small white flat round pills with 4430 on one side and two triangles with points facing and a 100 next to them.

[robo]

This pill is MISOPROSTOL 100 MCG
Imprint Code >< 100 / 4430
Description white, round, tablet
You will find a description at ivaxpharmaceuticals.com

Info at http://misoprostol.drugs.com

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quote:Originally posted by robo

This pill is MISOPROSTOL 100 MCG
Imprint Code >< 100 / 4430
Description white, round, tablet
You will find a description at ivaxpharmaceuticals.com

Info at http://misoprostol.drugs.com

I don't recognize the name from any of the medications that I have had. On the side with the 100 the triangles are in this direction ^100, with another triangle turned upside down on top of the other one. Kind of hard to describe here just with text.

Thanks for your help

[kirby]

I don't recognize the name from any of the medications that I have had. On the side with the 100 the triangles are in this direction ^100, with another triangle turned upside down on top of the other one. Kind of hard to describe here just with text.

I agree with Robo - the pill is MISOPROSTOL 100 MCG.

It's possible this pill was accidentally put in with another prescription when dispensed. Seems to happen once in awhile.

You can find a picture of the pill at drugdigest.org so that you can confirm the ID.


I'm not a pharmacist or a medical doctor. This message is not medical advice nor is it an offer to provide medical advice. All drug identifications should be validated by a licensed MD or pharmacist.

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quote:Originally posted by kirby

I don't recognize the name from any of the medications that I have had. On the side with the 100 the triangles are in this direction ^100, with another triangle turned upside down on top of the other one. Kind of hard to describe here just with text.

I agree with Robo - the pill is MISOPROSTOL 100 MCG.

It's possible this pill was accidentally put in with another prescription when dispensed. Seems to happen once in awhile.

You can find a picture of the pill at drugdigest.org so that you can confirm the ID.


I'm not a pharmacist or a medical doctor. This message is not medical advice nor is it an offer to provide medical advice. All drug identifications should be validated by a licensed MD or pharmacist.

Yepper, Robo and you are correct. I found that out after my post. Cytotec was the name of the drug....the brand name anyway. After several years with a back injury and so many differnet drugs these must have gotten put in the pill minder and forgotten....I no longer take them anyway.

After two back surgeries and so many shots in the back I have lost count they finally found me permanently stationary at 50 percent disabled.

Thanks for all your help! Also thanks for helping me find yet another pill ident site!