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by Anonymous on February 26th, 2009
no. medications are given to treat, control or manage a condition, not be the cause of one.
just because a professional writes and fills a prescription, it in no way makes it OK to abuse it. unfortunately, prescription medications are one of the most highly abused drugs because people assume they are "safe" because they are given by a doctor. medications should be taken as prescribed by the doctor for the intended use.
if you feel you, or someone you know, is abusing their prescription, the doctor needs to know in order to prevent injury or death.
I have a light pink round pill with Lupin on one side and 20 on the other is this Lisionpril 20 mg for high blood pressure. What is lupin?
by virdena on June 19th, 2009
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A small peach pill with a v on onside and a line on the other side
by nicchick500 on August 1st, 2010
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I FOUND A SMALL ROUND PINK PILL IN MY SONS ROOM BUT IT DOES NOT HAVE ANY WRITTING ON IT.ITS JUST A BLANK PILL.CAN YOU HELP ME OUT?
by JDIGGS on October 14th, 2009
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do letters and numbers on a pill indicate date is was manufactured
by rod.hulsey on February 7th, 2011
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I found a round peach pill with K scored 2 on one side and nothing on the other....can you tell me what this is??
by dandmsmom on June 13th, 2011
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