[thesleepingfan]

I just want to check what this is. It is a British drug, i imagine a generic one and i hope that it is temazepam but i'm not sure.

[thesleepingfan]

anyone please?

[kirby]

I'm still looking for a similar tablet (white, round, two triangles) imprinted T 10. Poster thinks it's 10 mg temazepam.

It seems likely that both T 10 and T 20 are temazepam. You might try calling Ivax UK at +44 (0) 207 540 700.

If you do find out what the tablet is, please let us know. Thank you.

[thesleepingfan]

Well i know generics UK put T 10 and T 20 on their temazepam pills... they describe the markings as T 20 + G. I don't know what the G is, whether it is a letter or a symbol (like two triangles).

If one generic company marks them like that i guess it is likely that others will too. I'm sure they are temazepam, i think if i take one i'll find out soon enough.

[Cats Meow]

If one generic company marks them like that i guess it is likely that others will too.

No, there is really no imprint association from mfr to mfr for the same generic drug. Sometimes a mfr will have similiar product imprints denoting different strengths for the same drug in their line.

[kirby]

Cats, many European and Canadian drugs are imprinted differently. Often they follow logic. Many are imprinted with one, two or three letters of the generic name and the dosage. I think that's a great marking style.

they describe the markings as T 20 + G. I don't know what the G is, whether it is a letter or a symbol (like two triangles).

Thesleepingfan,

The G is Generics UK's logo. It's a large rounded G and denotes Generics UK's products.

It's the same with the double triangle. The triangle logo belongs to Ivax. That's why I suggested you call Ivax UK.

[thesleepingfan]

it is temazepam 20mg