It is not a capsule, but is oblong, a deep sea color of blue and no imprint... I cant imagine it is anything this person is suposed to have... Thanks so much for the help!
What is large blue oblong pill - with no imprint?
Question posted by Lovebug69 on 3 July 2009
Last updated on 18 March 2019 by Catcptn
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Actually the pill is an antibiotic for k-9,much akin to penicillin 500mg. That is if it has lines to break it in half or thirds. 1 pill is equal to a full days dosage usually. Assuming a child took one per say it would only be of serious /major concern if said individual were in infancy and/or allergic to the 'cillin medications. But always your BEST bet if it wasn't prescribed flush it. Simple as that. There is always a danger involved when taking medication which your physician hasn't prescribed to you directly, as each case and need are unique unto themselves.
I do hope this was of help to you even after all this time
It is impossible to ID any pill without an imprint - sorry.
All Rx and OTC drugs in the US are required by the FDA to have an imprint.
Your pill could be one of the following – diet, energy, herbal, vitamin, illicit or foreign.
I hope this helps you!
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