Sheryl, it's a longshot, but do you recognise this pill?

[giddyup]

And to make it even more difficult I only have half of one left. Pretty sure the doctor at Bangkok/Pattaya Hospital prescribed these for either sleeping or my RLS.

[giddyup]

The question has been directed at Sheryl, all others need not respond with their infantile humour.

[Stocky]

https://www.drugs.com/pill_identification.html

[giddyup]

1 minute ago, Stocky said:

https://www.drugs.com/pill_identification.html

Rather than wade through a million pills trying to identify what it is, I thought I'd ask our in house expert Sheryl.

[jvs]

@ Giddyup,you could do a Google image search?

 

[giddyup]

6 minutes ago, jvs said:

@ Giddyup,you could do a Google image search?

 

I could if I knew how. Just tried it, doesn't work.

[Sheryl]

Several trolling responses have been removed along with replies to deleted.

 

OP do you know what the full imprint was? Would help me considerably, I can't tell from the partial image

[soi3eddie]

TVF members will probably only know the afgore mentioned and typically blue pill or something similar, maybe birth control pills (for their Tee Rak) and almost certainly some for a headache or the morning after. Sorry, I can't help identify your meds though.

[giddyup]

1 minute ago, Sheryl said:

Several trolling responses have been removed along with replies to deleted.

 

OP do you know what the full imprint was? Would help me considerably, I can't tell from the partial image

Sorry no, I thought it was going to be a longshot. Pretty sure it was prescribed for relaxation of RLS or to help me sleep whenever I had an attack. I can go back to the hospital they will have it on my record. I know it was something not available at a pharmacy.

[giddyup]

1 minute ago, soi3eddie said:

  Sorry, I can't help identify your meds though.

Then why respond?

[soi3eddie]

In a more helpful direction; can you contact the doctor or hospital that issued the original? But I guess you may have tried already?

[ThailandRyan]

3 minutes ago, Sheryl said:

Several trolling responses have been removed along with replies to deleted.

 

OP do you know what the full imprint was? Would help me considerably, I can't tell from the partial image

Sheryl, if there is a partial number on the back it will aid in the search on line through the drugs.com website.

[giddyup]

1 minute ago, soi3eddie said:

In a more helpful direction; can you contact the doctor or hospital that issued the original? But I guess you may have tried already?

That will be my next step. It's just that I'm some distance from the hospital.

[Sheryl]

2 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Sheryl, if there is a partial number on the back it will aid in the search on line through the drugs.com website.

 

yes I know but I cannot make out what the imprint is, even in part

[giddyup]

3 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Sheryl, if there is a partial number on the back it will aid in the search on line through the drugs.com website.

I'll have to take a trip to the hospital anyway, I know they aren't available from a local pharmacy.

[giddyup]

Just now, Sheryl said:

 

yes I know but I cannot make out what the imprint is, even in part

Thanks anyway, will just need to make a trip to the hospital. The pills can only be bought from there anyway.

[Stocky]

Take a photo of tablet & packaging next time, useful reference should you forget the name of the tablet and need to get from a pharmacy.

[ThailandRyan]

2 minutes ago, giddyup said:

I'll have to take a trip to the hospital anyway, I know they aren't available from a local pharmacy.

Tried on my drug Bible I have but the Pl at the end does not correspond with a manufacturer. A number on the other side could help if there is one.

[Rimmer]

A troll post has been removed

[giddyup]

13 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

Tried on my drug Bible I have but the Pl at the end does not correspond with a manufacturer. A number on the other side could help if there is one.

I can just read letters on the other side, POVA, which is Povanil or Clonazepam. Mystery solved.

[mokwit]

14 hours ago, giddyup said:

Rather than wade through a million pills trying to identify what it is, I thought I'd ask our in house expert Sheryl.

They have probably arranged it so you can narrow it down to fewer than a million to start with e.g colour, size,. As Sheryl is unable to identify it perhaps you can go back and thank the person who helpfully posted what might have been the only way to identify it.

[geriatrickid]

55 minutes ago, giddyup said:

I can just read letters on the other side, POVA, which is Povanil or Clonazepam. Mystery solved.

Yes it does indeed suggest Povanil and it looks like  0.5mg   

 

As a cautionary note to those who recommended using foreign compendiums, please note that the colours and markings are different on many Thai generics. For example the 0.5 mg Povanil is similar in colour to generic Rosuvastatin 10mg  in North America. Always consult with the country specific compendium, particularly for country specific generics.