PILL ID?? white oval,on one side, M with a sqare around it, other side 1721, what dose it do? my dog ate one?
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http://www.pharmer.org/node/2102
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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)
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drugs.com has a pill identifier that you can try.  Enter the description and whamo, it tells you what it is.
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are you sure it is not a 93?\n\nIf it is a 93 over 3147, it sounds like an antibiotic called keflex or cephalexin\n\nImprint Code: 933147    \nDrug/Strength/Manufacturer: Cephalexin 500mg - Teva \nDescription: 93-3147 - Swedish Orange - Capsule
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What you should do is:\n see the pill count on the bottle/package\nhow many are you to take a day\n How many days have you been on it\nhow many pills are left.\n\nif you did take an extra one, don't worry its not going to do anything.
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You may want to enter the details of this pill into the Pill Identification Wizard by following the link below:
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It isn't really lost, just misplaced. Allergies? This happened to someone that I know and she had allergy testing. After receiving treatment, pills of course, no more problems. See your doctor.
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i took it a while back. i had no side effects but it didn't work well either.hopefully it will work better for you. good luck
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Not much detail in this question, but I'll take a shot.  I'm guessing this is imprinted on the tablet. If so, this is Lipitor 20mg. Round white tablet made by Parke-Davis.
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If you are trying to find out what type of pill this is go to \nhttp://www.webmd.com/\nclick on the "A-Z Guides" ---> "Drugs A-Z" you can then search by name or condition, or try http://www.drugs.com/pill_identification.html\nthis site can help you identify a pill by size, shape, color, if no luck try \nhttp://www.drugs.com/image_search.html\nand search by pill image\nIf you still have not found the answer you're seeking go to\nhttp://www.drugs.com/forum/default.asp\nthere you can post a question or search the forum
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Here's a website that will describe what the pill looks like and the imprint on it.  In order to find it, you'd have to have some idea what it is though.\n\nUPDATE:\nTry the second website I listed. It has a wizard to find the medicine by size/color/imprint. (I think it's biaxin?)
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Try looking it up in the Pill Identifier at drugs.com.
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This is really weird.  I am unable to locate this drug online.\n\nWhat I did find was a question about it from Yahoo Answers.\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ApGpuKeetjzj9wNnVCU7YTMezKIX?qid=20060908041200AAi182X&show=6#answer-title-area\n\nFrom the context of this, it sounds like a "Morning After Pill" which would be RU-486.\n\nCan't be sure though.
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Naproxen and Elavil are blue pills with 274 imprinted on it.  \nThe FDA can identify drugs for you if you send them a description.  However, if you find a pill and can't identify it, do not ingest it.  You don't know what it is, how old it is, or what kind of reaction you will have.  What happens if you are allergic?  You'll have to go to the ER, they will ask you what you took to best treat you, and you won't know.
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Look in the PDR book (the Physcian's Desk Reference).  It describes all pills by color, shape and marking.\n\nBut an easier way would be to take the pills to the drugstore.  Ask the druggist, they can help you to identify it.
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I tried to enter this code into a database containing lots of drug imprints and nothing came up.  Is the pill ONLY imprinted with "ESH"?  Does it have any numbers or other markings on the back?  When you say it looks like a Tylenol, does that mean it is a red/white capsule, or that is a large white caplet (generic tylenol)?
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Drugs.com has a section where you can type in the shape, color and imprint in a pill and it will give you all the info you need.  If the link doesn't work, go to the drugs.com homepage and click on the "pill identification" tab at the top of the page.  This site is very user friendly and will give you an informative answer.