I have a white pill with N 375 ON IT AND NEED TO KNOW WHAT IT IS?
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Theres a book called the 'Pill Bible' It has pictures of every pill manufactured, you can get it at any pharmacy or the bookstore.
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Metformin will look like oval white tablet  with strengths of 250mgms, 500mgms, 850mgms and 1000mgms,
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If you don't know what a pill is, you need to throw it away, rather than guess what it is. Many pills are similar in appearance. Asking what they are on THIS forum isn't very useful.
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they've got to have a little code on them somewhere, if you've got a magnifying glass try looking at them again...drugs.com has a pill identification database and a drug interactions checker
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http://health.yahoo.com/drug/d00308a1#d00308a1-important or search http://www.wikipedia.org
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Try this site....\n\nhttp://www.drugs.com/pill_identification.html\n\nYou can also take it to your pharmacy, they might be able to help you, I know if you call the Posion center they won't help you, its against there rules now.
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go to webmd.com and type in the medication name.
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I saw a triangle shaped pill on this page (see further down or search for "triangle") is that what your pill looks like?  If so, describe the pill in the pill searcher on the resource's main site.\n\n***UPDATE***\nSEE:\nhttp://www.pharmer.org/node/4254\nIn it, it states\nlittle pink pill with sb and a line over it then on back 4 with a line over it\n\nYou didn't mention the shape? \nIf the pill is sort of a distorted pentagon shape, then your pill is:\nAvandia 4mg (treats type 2 diabetes)\n\n***NOTE***\nAS MENTIONED BELOW, IT IS NOT A GOOD IDEA TO EVER TAKE A PILL THAT YOU ARE NOT 100% SURE AS TO WHAT IT IS AND YOU DO NOT KNOW THE AGE.  IF YOUR GOAL WAS JUST TO IDENTIFY THE PILL, THAT'S FINE, DIG/POST IN THAT www.pharmer.org SITE AND YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO FIGURE IT OUT, BUT I WOULD ADVISE AGAINST TAKING ANY MEDICINE LYING AROUND.
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For once, a person willing to do his? her? own research, only asking for a link! :)\n\nhttp://www.drugs.com/pill_identification.html
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Check this website and put in the info on the pill:\nhttp://www.drugs.com/
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take them to your local drug store, and ask the pharmicist, and by all means do not take any until you find out, what they are, also, they may be past thier expiration date, which could cause you serious harm, some medicines over a period of time, do become lethal if taken, so please do not take any until you find out exactly what they are
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It is best to throw it out. Please do not make guesses to what the pill might be for. Even if you do find out what it is, don't use it or pass it along to someone who needs it. You never know if it has already been in someones mouth or been tampered with. If you are on medication then you should familiarize yourself with what your medication looks like (just in case you drop it or if the pharmacy screws up). If you know it's not yours, throw it out. Unfortunately pharmacies have a No-Return policy even if they find out what pill it is or if it could help someone else.
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Read carefully the leaflet containing information about drug use and proper storage that is inside the box.\nI don't remember if there are any specific regiments for this drug but in general drugs are kept in their box, in a cool place without humidity(avoid the bath).\nA general rule: if you need this kind of information, you can call by phone the pharmaceutical company that produces the drug.They answer usually also to phone calls, because they are interested in good maintenance of their product.\nI can't help more,because the tablets are not anymore in use in my country, but just the suppositories.\n\nKaterina
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I am not sure if this is it or not but this is off the website rxlist.com\nIts the only 281 imprint that I could find.\n\nImprint Code: 281    \nDrug/Strength/Manufacturer: Acetaminophen 500mg - Tylenol Ext. St. - Granutec \nDescription: Tablet - White - Oblong
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None because I don't know which pills you are talking about
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There is a website called RxList that has a search engine where you can look up a pill by the stamp on it.  In your case the stamp would be an F.
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Perhaps you should re-post this Q under 'Zoology' or 'Pets' in order to help you find appropriate answerer(s).\n\nIn all probabilities, it's most likely to be Sodium Hyaluronate. Try to find the sterilized package that contained the syringe, the details of the medication is usually printed on it.\n\n:o)