It's known as "diphenhydramine," which has many brand names. The most common is "Benadryl." Benadryl is an antihistamine, which counters the effects of histamine. Histamine causes itching, sneezing, watery eyes, and a runny nose (popular during allergy season).
My expert advice is to always throw a pill away that you find laying around. Never take medicine unless it's in a bottle in YOUR home.
yes, they turn bright blue when sick
It sounds like you have a tablet of Remifemin, its a womens menopause medicine. These have sometimes been sold as extacy to unsuspecting buyers.
Oxycodone 10mg
You will have to use the Pill Identification Wizard, in the link given below. More important than the color and shape is the imprint on the pill. All legally manufactured pills (other than vitamin and mineral supplements) will have letters or numbers on one or both sides. You will have to use the imprinted letters or numbers to help identify your pill.
There are no known drug interactions between loratadine and the morning after pill. You can take them both.
Pill and fill both rhyme with mill in cell terms.
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both. i tried it once. the anything pill can do anything. i am dead serious.
The Nuva Ring should get into the body quicker than the pill. Both the Nuve Ring and the pill are types of birth control.
Yes, Yaz is a combination birth control pill. It contains both artificial estrogen and artificial progestin.
The pill is likely to be a 50mg tablet of Pristiq (DESVENLAFAXINE). Check the link below to see if the pill shown is the same as the one in question. It should be noted that you should never take a pill unless you are certain what it contains.
Is it bright pink with a large lower case e on it? Possibly Viagra or if there are different colored specks in it, possibly Ecstasy!