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Medical Forum / General / Pharmacy / March 2004mystery pill - not on rxlist
light blue small-medium round tablet with L490 imprinted on one side. feels like it does something. tastes bad. saw it mentioned several interesting places on google but never identifies. anyone? > light blue small-medium round tablet with L490 imprinted on one side. > feels like it does something. tastes bad. saw it mentioned several > interesting places on google but never identifies. > > anyone? Forget this NG, and call Poison Control.  Signaturehttp://www.dextromethorphan.ws/ For information about the psychedelic drug DXM, including dangers. -- http://www.dextromethorphan.ws/ For information about the psychedelic drug DXM, including dangers. >Forget this NG, and call Poison Control. In Indiana, Poison Control center will NOT identify a drug, you are referred to to local hospital. This is being done out of fear that the PC will be sued under HIPAA. Sucks, espescially at 3:30 AM! But, if this Nomen Nescio idiot had his way, Walmart would be in charge of identifying everything! Remove "nospam" for e-mail >>Forget this NG, and call Poison Control. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Sucks, espescially at 3:30 AM! Hmmm. I find that hard to believe. If it is the case, what exactly does the Indiana Poison Control do? Just direct every caller to the nearest hospital no matter what? Sounds like a bigger waste of money than what they could have possibly lost due to HIPAA infringement. Who pays for PC there? Taxpayers? Anyway, I don't know what the story behind the blue tablet is, but regardless, you shouldn't trust anonymous posters on the net. Take it to your pharmacy. Most will at least have an Identidex book if they don't have an electronic reference. That being said, do you have a bottle of store-brand naproxen around? It may match. No guarantees though. > light blue small-medium round tablet with L490 imprinted on one side. > feels like it does something. tastes bad. saw it mentioned several > interesting places on google but never identifies. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Get better spam protection with Yahoo! Mail. > http://antispam.yahoo.com/tools Only thing I found (in several places) suggested that it was *THE* pill namely Orth Tri cyclen. If it is, well look at the bright side, if your a guy you might grow some breasts. It'll give you something to do when you are bored ; ) scoobs > > light blue small-medium round tablet with L490 imprinted on one > side. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > scoobs lmfao!!! now *that's* entertainment, folks. > > > light blue small-medium round tablet with L490 imprinted on one > > side. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > lmfao!!! now *that's* entertainment, folks. But I have to know if I can shoot them up!. AG > > > > light blue small-medium round tablet with L490 imprinted on one > side. [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > But I have to know if I can shoot them up!. > AG BWAHAHAHA L490 is over the counter naproxen (Aleve), sure you can shoot them up but it aint gonna do sh.t. The most youll get is a stomach ache if you eat em....NSAID's suck. >> > > > light blue small-medium round tablet with L490 imprinted on one >> side. [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >shoot them up but it aint gonna do sh.t. The most youll get is a >stomach ache if you eat em....NSAID's suck. Well, IMO, they suck at trying to get a buzz, but I can't think of a better OTC P/K that can knock out a head ache or ward off a spell of arthritis that isn't APAP and we know, the liver, and Aspirin which people who take ACE inhibitors must be careful about the level of dose. It's probably one of those new E suppositories. >light blue small-medium round tablet with L490 imprinted on one side. feels >like it does something. tastes bad. saw it mentioned several interesting places >on google but never identifies. > >anyone? Since you stated that it feels like it does something I presume you took some of them. I never knew there were people out there who try out pills wthout knowing what they are. Ora >light blue small-medium round tablet with L490 imprinted on one side. feels >like it does something. tastes bad. saw it mentioned several interesting places [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >Get better spam protection with Yahoo! Mail. >http://antispam.yahoo.com/tools > Since you stated that it feels like it does something I presume you > took some of them. I never knew there were people out there who try > out pills wthout knowing what they are. > > Ora That's probably because a good few of them end up brown bread, - dead, or take something so fuccking horrible they never ever repeat the experience. How the f.ck did you know it wasn't some powerful heart drug, or a thyroid medication or something else with horrific side effects. Seems like the correct pill for you would be Thorazine, and plenty of it, because if you don't understand that a pharmacies shelves are not crammed full of "buzz" drugs, but full of medicines witha few "buzz" pills dotted amongst. [Years and years ago when I was badly strung out on smack, I broke into this abandonded house, amongst other things I found a box full of really ancient medicines, so old the labels were all yellow, with handwritten pharmacy addresses on them, and cork, or glass stoppers in the tops. In those days the pharmacist never told you what was inside, they just wrote "The Mixture", "The Tincture", "The Tablets" etcetera. Now given their age there was probably a damn good chance that some of them contained opium or morphine, especially as some of them were in the real old fashioned octagonal blue poison bottles. Did I swallow any of it them? Did I f.ck. I pinched all the scrap metal, poured out all the stiuff inside and sold a few of the best bottles, and then went straight off and bought another unknown substance,................ -street heroin- and injected that instead, [well at least I knew what *part* of it was, and the guy selling it was proof positive that it hadn't killed him] Adamski [I've never stopped wondering what those bottles had in 'em] **OK, OK.....A Straw Poll**.....If **YOU** had found those old bottles, some of 'em marked poison, [which they did with moprhine based medicines too], only marked "The Medicine", would you have done the Alice in Wonderland thing and just taken a swig and hoped for the best?? > taurusrc@aol.com wrote: (snip) > > > Did I swallow any of it them? Did I f.ck. I pinched all the scrap > metal, poured out all the stiuff inside and sold a few of the best bottles, [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > too], only marked "The Medicine", would you have done the Alice in > Wonderland thing and just taken a swig and hoped for the best?? Good Lord, no. It might have been soy milk! I loathe soy milk. > > Since you stated that it feels like it does something I presume you > > took some of them. I never knew there were people out there who try [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > too], only marked "The Medicine", would you have done the Alice in > Wonderland thing and just taken a swig and hoped for the best?? Personally I wouldn't hit something that I had no idea about (apart from street smack) although I f.cked up on two occasions. Once early in my career, thinking that lignocaine might have a coke like buzz (it doesn't) and once when I belted some amps of morphine that had scopolamine in them, "it was in an amp it was meant to be hit up" was the theory, unfortunately I forgot about IM (it was so rare amongst people I knew, I never even considered it ) THAT experience was what convinced me never to hit anything I wasn't sure about. I've found old morphine on a couple of occasions. one lot from the 40's and one lot from the 20's and I once discovered a bottle of cannabis tincture. Even the stuff from the 20's was clearly marked, and the 40's stuff had warnings printed on the packaging. So unless it was really early stuff chances are anything decent would be marked. So put me down as a no, although if I was desperately hanging out I might be tempted to sample something I was fairly sure was good stuff, but I'd test it using some other method than IV. Of course you could always use the traditional junkie method of letting someone else go first <g>. I've always figured something was funny when a using junkie who I am having a belt with says "No no you go ahead, I'll wait for mine" almost a guarantee that something is dodgey. It probably doesn't happen so much now that everyone can get hold of outfits pretty easily but in those days in Melbourne (70's) it was easier to get the dope than it was the syringes.I can remember plenty of occasions where it took 5 minutes to score the dope and three hours to hunt down some syringes. AG >> > Since you stated that it feels like it does something I presume you >> > took some of them. I never knew there were people out there who try [quoted text clipped - 66 lines] >syringes. >AG Oh man, do I ever remember those days. Not with fondness, that's for sure. Scrabbling through a heap of used needles, trying to figure out which one was the best of a bad, blunt and unsterile lot. There'd be arguments over who'd go first or who had the best veins. And, of course those with the shittiest veins got to use last although they're the one's that needed the newer needles. Sometimes it was like hitting with a nail. The skin would indent as the needle was forced through and then on the way back out, the skin would grab the needle. -+Anna+- >Oh man, do I ever remember those days. Not with fondness, that's for >sure. Scrabbling through a heap of used needles, trying to figure out [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >through and then on the way back out, the skin would grab the needle. > -+Anna+- Well, here is some encouragement to never use needles. I had a room mate that shot up, and he hung out with a chick that seemed to get all kinds of sh.t to shoot. One Sunday, I came back to school kinda early, and flung the unlocked door of my dorm room opened, (kinda surprised it was unlocked) and right smack dab in the middle of the room as my room mate in a chair, with his chick friend with a needle stuck in his arm, meth I think it was. I scared them so bad when I busted into the room, she damn near snapped the needle off in his arm. I guess my surprise helped the rush a long a bit too. Later that night, that same chick was speedballing (wasn't called that back then I dont think) placidil (sp) and cocaine. She would break open the placidil pill, there was an orange jelly center, and she would mix that with some coke and shoot that up. <SNIP> > Oh man, do I ever remember those days. Not with fondness, that's for > sure. Scrabbling through a heap of used needles, trying to figure out [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > through and then on the way back out, the skin would grab the needle. > -+Anna+- Lol the days of sharpening needles with the side of a matchbox, it was living in NZ that gave me a chance to have a look a needle "sharpened" with a matchbox through a really good microscope. It put me off the practice for life!, the things looked like a mutant Christmas tree, f.cking spikes and whorls all over it, just looking at it under the scope you would be pushed to guess it was designed to pierce human flesh in anything but a torturing manner. AG > >> > Since you stated that it feels like it does something I presume you > >> > took some of them. I never knew there were people out there who try [quoted text clipped - 76 lines] > through and then on the way back out, the skin would grab the needle. > -+Anna+- ...and trying to sharpen a blunt pick on a matchbox and pretending that is is sharper than it was. Then as you withdrew it out of your arm in utter dribbling frustration it catches the skin and pulls it as far out as it had pushed it it. Oh the madness and desparation of it all. |
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