i have a round white pill with p121 on one side and nothing on the other, found in daughters backpack?

Answer 1

I can check for sure when I return to work but if I remember the marking correctly, that is for a generic acetaminophen 500 mg
(tylenol).. will make sure on Monday.

I have checked in my IdentaDrug book and yes... it is generic Tylenol 500 mg manufactured by PFI Laboratories. (Pharmaceutical Formulations Incorporated)

Answer 2

When I found white pills in my son's bed, as I made it, I immediatly took it to the pharmacy. Sadly, it was a drug, so my next car trip was taking him to a place where I knew he could get information on harm of using drugs. It was hard not to preach, yell, etc. but keeping a cool head allows further communication with her. It could simply be an aspirin, etc. but best to find out from an authority.

Answer 3

take the pill to your pharmacist and see if he recognizes what it is, .many pharmacies are able to recognise or find out what your item is and give you a print out with details, rather quickly, don't be too quick to give too much information out until you find out what it is, and decide on your course of action. keep your cool and advise the police if you think it's necessary to protect your daughter. if you think getting the police involved in the matter is necessary,if it's a controlled substance, be discrete and make sure the police know you expect them to use discretion in whatever they may need to do. keep your eyes and ears open, be discrete in your talk, and learn what you can. i wish you good luck

Answer 4

I had that same problem with my X-wife. If you go to drugs.com they have a pill identifier. You put in the color, shape and print of the pill and it will tell you what it is. Here is the link. Hope its nothing bad. Good luck.

http://www.drugs.com/index.cfm?pageID=1151

Answer 5

pretty sure it's acetominophen. (not sure of spelling, sorry).

Answer 6

Try WebMD.com

Answer 7

bring it to your pharmacy and ask a pharmacist