Help identifying please?

[danielinthebed]

Hi folks,

Would appreciate any insight regarding these pills which a friend obtained. They appear to be 10mg Diazepam although I've never seen them with this type of imprint. I have my suspicions they are fake or contain something else.

I advised the person not to take the pill, I'm in the process of getting them testing but thought somebody from the online community may have encountered these or have some more information.



Many thanks in advance.

 

[ChickenSnacksHD]

Do you have a picture?

 

[Lil'LinaptkSix]

looks like a pressed slug to me.
pharmacutical cos have more invested in finished uniformity than say davie crocket onda cona.


welcome to bluelight. please do not pass these around and be as safe as possible. may not be deadly but also may.

 

[Jabberwocky]

According to Drugs.com there are no legitimate round blue pills with the imprint ‘Diazepam’. There is a blue pill by Watson Pharmaceuticals which has 10 mg diazepam in it, but it has a very different imprint. https://www.drugs.com/imprints/10-dan-5620-6846.html

 

[G_Chem]

The “Diazepam” looks sketchy on that pill too, like it’s an illicit press.

-GC

 

[JoshLobbs]

yea that looks sketch the dye isn't uniform, the lettering is shallow and uneven and the edge looks rough. if you were going to take it i would heavily recommend sending it of to a lab first.

 

[tubgirl.jpg]

That looks like a press from a Polish basement. The only blue diazepam I've had are Apaurin, but they just say "10 mg".

 

[Fiori di Bella]

It seems like pills that are a speckled color, as well as pills that look and/or feel gritty, are very often not what they’re purported to be.

 

[Fire&Water]

Diazespam

 

[cletusSamboy]

Probably an rc benzo in them.

 

[Fire&Water]

Wat makes you think that?

 

[cletusSamboy]

Something to do with the fact that rc benzos are a common contaminant in fakes

 

[andyturbo]

Yeah not many medications have the whole word printed on it like that. It looks fake as hell.