I found this pill that magically came out from under my dryer when a towel fell on the floor. Towel falls down, part of it goes under dryer, pick it up and this pill comes out with it. Peach color, round, with "L" stamped on one right nothing on the reverse. The L isn't colored in black like aspirin but I can't find any info on it. Any help?
Peach/orange round pill with "L"?
Question posted by Dan_22 on 13 Dec 2014
Last updated on 28 November 2023 by Shineqi
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Shineqi
28 Nov 2023
I have a small peach colored pill with an imprint of an "L" that is a generic low-dose (81 mg) aspirin. Placed in the center of a dime, it fits completely in Roosevelt's face.
StephanieAlice
14 Dec 2014
I found nothing in the "Peach" with just an L on it. These were all the results I got : https://www.drugs.com/imprints.php?imprint=L&color=74&shape=24
I also found nothing in the "Orange" with just an L on it. These were all the results I found : https://www.drugs.com/imprints.php?imprint=L&color=7&shape=24
Usually, prescription medications come with more than just a letter for identifying/manufacturing purposes. Since there was nothing but an "L" on it, it may be OTC, or the other side may have been warm from the dryer and now you can't read what was there.
I wish I had an answer for you!
Dan_22
14 Dec 2014
Thanks for the reply, I tried doing the pill search as well and I couldn't turn anything up with my searches. Honestly I don't think there was anything that was "worn" off by the heat since it appears to be smooth like the way it was pressed. I wish I could take a photo and post it here somehow, not sure if that violates any rules or not.
I believe as well that it's something OTC but even OTC pills are usually pretty easy to ID so that's why this one has me curious.
StephanieAlice
14 Dec 2014
The only thing I COULD find was an aspirin, but the L is black and you said it isn't like that :( https://www.drugs.com/imprints/l-17974.html
Dan_22
15 Dec 2014
I figured it out! It's a generic equate store brand aspirin. Nothing fancy... Thanks for your assistance!
StephanieAlice
15 Dec 2014
Yay :) Good to know! And no problem.
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