Ive just found a brown/orange colour tablet in my sons bedroom?

Question

its got the letters ac on one side and c on the other. what kind of tablet is it. please help!!!!!

Answer 1

why u snooping threw his room. i hate when parents do that.. just leave us alone

Answer 2

Does it smell like a vitamin tablet?

They can be brown/orange

Answer 3

need to know the shape etc.  try rxlist.com and use the pill identification wizard this should help.  if not you may take it to a pharmacist and they could tell you what it is.

Answer 4

LOOK IT UP ONLINE AND TAKE HIM FOR A DRUG TEST

Answer 5

It doesn't appear in lists of prescription medicine. Tell your son he can tell you what they are or you will ask a police chemist to test them.

Answer 6

There are a number of online drug identifiers, you could try this one:

http://www.drugs.com/imprints.php

Answer 7

probably vitamin c!

Answer 8

If i was you i wouldnt listen to any of these people on here ive never heard as many stupid answers. No much wonder half the world take drugs because their already mental! I would just casually ask him (not what have you been taking) ! and go from there or leave it back and see if he takes it and it is gone then youll no he took it.Say u noticed it and ask him what it was very very casually mind you.He is going to get annoyed probably depend what sort of a teenager he is.

Answer 9

call poison control.

if they say it could cause diziness or something of that nature then you know your son shouldnt be taking it.

Answer 10

Confront him A.S.A.P.! It could be anything.

Answer 11

Ask him!

I found a tab in my daughters room once and told her the dog ate it, she 'fesed right up, she loves that dog. She was grounded for 3 months!!!

Answer 12

You should probbly take it just to be sure its not acid or anything :D

Answer 13

due to the overwhelming amount of meds on the market, i suggest you bring it to a pharmacist.

meds are coded by shape, color, letters and numbers. they can look it up.

i wouldnt panic yet, it is probably just aspirin and someone told it him it was "Spanish Fly".