I have got some 10mg diazepam pills that are actavis brand, the imprint says D 10 with a break line in the middle between the D and 10, now the reason I’m suspicious is because I’ve had actavis 10mgs before and these are different to ones I’ve had in the past, they’re abnormally thin and very easy to break in half, like they’re REALLY thin, like an aspirin pill. I’ve NEVER seen a diazepam tablet this thin before. Diazepam is a lifeline to me, I suffer from SEVERE anxiety and chronic back pain and stiffness and I can’t leave the house for longer than about 10-20 minutes, unless, I have taken a quarter or half a 10mg diazepam. I just want to know if these are going to do the job I need them to and help me get through my pain and panic. If someone needs me to I can send pictures of them to you. TIA.
Diazepam actavis 10mg that say “D 10” on them real or fake?
Question posted by Luke Mills on 1 April 2022
Last updated on 2 April 2022
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Hi, Luke!
If you got the pills from your pharmacy they may be a different manufacturer's generic. You could call or visit your pharmacy and ask if they've recently stocked a different generic product.
You might also be able to identify the pills here:
https://www.drugs.com/pill_identification.html
Best regards and good luck.
Does the prescription label show Actavis as the manufacturer? You really should check with your pharmacy.
No I didn’t get them from a store pharmacy because they’re impossible to get hold of nowadays, I got them from a friend who gets them from somewhere else.
Wow! Then you have no way of knowing what they are really. I guess if your friend takes them with no bad effects... personally I wouldn't though. Remember too that it's illegal to share scripts if your friend's supply is legitimate.
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