I found to round white pills in a suit pocket that I was given from my grandfather they have AARP on the top then a line and the #309 on the bottom the other side is blank
I found to round white pills in a suit pocket that I was given from my grandfather they have AARP on the top then a line and the #309 on the bottom the other side is blank
Ifound 2 white pills in a suit pocket that was given to me they are round white pills with the letters AARP on the top a line then on the bottom line is the #309Quote:
Originally Posted by waxbead
Why do you want to know what they are, please?
Because I am currently taking percocets and I want to know if these are the name brand pills mine now are generics I have had these before but am not sure exactly if this is correct
So, are you saying that you would take these pills if you knew they were the same ones that you have been taking?Quote:
Originally Posted by waxbead
No first I would take them to my phamisist to make sure then decide what to do with them since I don't know how old they are or if that is what they are for sure or if their shelf life has expired
Then how about taking them to a pharmacist for the proper identification of them rather than relying on people here who you don't know and who cannot even see them who are not pharmacists?Quote:
Originally Posted by waxbead
Does this make sense to you? I am trying to be kind and at the same time, protective of you, this site, and also other members of this site.
AARP also has supplemental health insurance and prescription coverage, as well as pharmacy services for their members. My Dad had the insurance that covered what Medicare did not cover during his nursing home stay.
But I would never stick my neck out to identify something found in anyone's pocket.
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