Found these pills don't know what they are?

Question

It's white and skinny oblong with the imprints GG 101 and a line in the middle like where you can break it apart. The other one is like a pink or red capsule with grayish or turqoisish 3 lines around the bottom with the imprints N 397 300

Answer 1

methocarbamol, it is a muscle relaxant is GG101 marketed as Robaxin

Answer 2

If someone asks for aspirin, give them some of these.  See what happens.  Take notes of their reactions...ie profuse sweating, bleeding, death, etc.  Then decide whether or not you want to try it.

Answer 3

Take the pills to a pharmacist and they can tell you what the pills are.

Answer 4

they are methamphetamine hydrochloride

Answer 5

there not methamphetamine dont listen to that boneheadi have a PDR physicians Desk Reference gimme some time i look it up the white oblong one could be a 2 mg xanax or take to cvs or whatever it's not Meth

Answer 6

Try to identify the owner. If you cannot then throw them away. Make sure that no one can find them and use them after you throw them away.

Don't take the chance to ask someone what they might be because many pills look alike and even people trained in the medical feild can be worng.

It is not worth risking possible illness for a few pills. The cost of the pills might not be much anway, and also they may be expired.

Be careful.

Answer 7

definitely NOT methamphetamine hydrochloride. They're messing with you... gosh people these days!

Two best sources to identify them is to:

1) go see a pharmacist and show it to them to identify.

2) Use the pharmaceutical compendium reference book (it's HUGE) and look up its numbers that you just listed and its matching colors. Usually this can be found in a library under the reference section.

I strongly don't recommend giving these away to just anyone.

You could also try to give those back to whoever lost them, but they might not know for sure since most people don't look at the details like the numbers on it.

Answer 8

Methocarbanol. A muscle relaxant. The 2nd is Etolodac, which is for pain for osteoarthritis.