Need help identifying a pill. drugs.com identifier doesn't have it.

[techlifter_2]

I found 4 pills in an alieve bottle at one of my employees desks yestrday that are obviously not alieve. I have no idea what they are and the pill identifier on drugs.com didn't help. It may be a painkiller of some sort, but I have no idea. It is white, round, and has "L430" stamped into one side with nothing on the opposite side. It is about twice the size as your average tylenol or asprin. any ideas?

 

[techlifter_2]

nevermind, I may have figured it out. rxlist.com had the info i was looking for:

Imprint Code: L430
Drug/Strength/Manufacturer: Aspirin 250mg / Acetaminophen 250mg / Caffeine 65mg - Perrigo
Description: Tablet - White - Round

 

[aussiebound]

why are you going through your employees medicine, doesnt that impinge on his rights?

 

[FREAKZILLA1]

why are you going through your employees medicine, doesnt that impinge on his rights?

yeah, who are you the "pill cop".

 

[ManOfArms]

Yeah! if you were my boss... ill pretty much break you into piny little pieces and hide you in my filing drawer

 

[Canuck4]

I had some asshole go thru my stuff at work and found my IP winny tabs.
I was pissed.

 

[Canuck4]

The idiot thought they were Extacy.

I told him they were mints

 

[FREAKZILLA1]

I had some asshole go thru my stuff at work and found my IP winny tabs.
I was pissed.

lololololololol!!! nothing worse than getting busted with IP winny. how embarassing.

 

[FREAKZILLA1]

The idiot thought they were Extacy.

I told him they were mints

lol. same excuse here....i was transporting IP anadrol to my friend in my car, so i gave them to him and he was like "oh they look like mints". so i was like "yeah if the cops pulled me over i was going to tell them they were mints and if they would like one". lol. true story.

 

[techlifter_2]

QUOTEwhy are you going through your employees medicine, doesnt that impinge on his rights?QUOTE

It is a small office and we have a "community" bottle of alieve. I don't know which employee put them in there. I can't assume the guy who's desk I found them at put them there, maybe they were already there when he grabbed the jar; who knows?

Damn, everyone at this board is more intent with looking for gramatical errors and pointing out things that have nothing to do with the question. No wonder I lost so much interest in EF.