What is this pill - with 'Z 0.5' imprint?

Asked: 18 Jan 2012 by chancer
Updated: 19 January 2012

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its an itty bitty little white round pill... from canada

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Rajive Goel 19 Jan 2012

Could the pill imprint read as N 0.5?

If yes, imprinted N 0.5 from Novopharm, Canada. t's easy to confuse the "N" for a "Z". The pill is lorazepam 0.5 mg (generic for Ativan).

Take care, best wishes!

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chancer 19 Jan 2012

yes, you are correct! thank you very much

Rajive Goel 20 Jan 2012

Most welcome!

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