I have some White round smooth pill with no imprint what is this medicine?
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chuck1957
28 Nov 2015
Cforrest20; Destroy it, By law all prescription and OTC drugs in the U.S.A. HAVE to have ID markings otherwise it is in a different class per the FDA it is a energy pill/ Illegal pill/ international pill / candy/ Vitamin. The best you can do is destroy it chuck1957
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What if a Pill or Capsule Does Not Have an Imprint or Unique Code?
A solid oral dosage form drug product that does not meet the requirement for imprinting and is not exempt from the requirement may be considered adulterated and misbranded and may be an unapproved new drug as defined by the FDA. Also, if a pill or capsule has no imprint and is not an approved medication it may be a vitamin or other dietary supplement, illegal drug of abuse, foreign medication or even candy.
Do Illegal Drugs, or Other Drugs of Abuse Have Imprint Codes?
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Some illegal drugs, such as Ecstasy, come in tablet formulations of various colors and contain an imprint or design that is appealing to a younger age group, such as a flower, a smiley face, or other common logo. In addition, other drugs of abuse such as LSD, are often concealed in candy like Sweet Tarts by placing a drop of the drug on the candy. LSD is also commonly placed on sheets of paper imprinted with a design, and then smaller squares of the paper are cut out for illicit trafficking. These imprints, because they are manufactured illegally, are not available for identification in the Pill Identification Wizard.
Prescription medications that are commonly abused, such painkillers, anti-anxiety benzodiazepines, or stimulants can be identified with through the Pill Identification Wizard by entering the imprint codes, colors or shapes.
Patients should contact their doctor or pharmacist immediately if they cannot identify their medication.