Pill Identification Wizard

Free Pill Identification provided to the public for its own personal use or for the user’s immediate family member. A subscription is invited from professionals and all others. Professionals please go to Pill ID.com and create an account.

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1. Pill Identification Wizard
Free Pill Identification provided to the public for 
its own personal use or for the user’s immediate 
family  member.  A  subscription  is  invited  from 
professionals and all others. Professionals please 
go to Pill ID.com and create an account.

2. Pill Identification Quick Search on 
PillID.com
With the introduction of new drugs on the market almost everyday it is
becoming more and more crucial that there is an informative guide to
the correct handling and use of all drugs on the market today to
promote the safe use of medicines amongst professional and
individuals alike.

3. Pill Identification Feature
Separate each feature of the imprint with a space. Up to six
alpha-numeric features may be entered in the search field.
Overlook a logo feature for now; any related logo feature
will be displayed for you to make a choice, after this initial
search.

4. The Same Great Features:
Search And Display Logos.
Search By Logo Only.
Imprint Notes To ID Dup Imprints
We Do Not Remove Any Pills.
A Pharmacist Will Attempt To ID Pills Not Found In Database.

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6. Pill Identification Wizard
Pill Identification wizard not only identifies the pill
prescribed by doctors or in your medicine cabinet
but also provides you in depth information and
description of the pill which even gives you the
individual peace of mind as to what medicine you
have been prescribed by your doctor and also to see
whether it has been approved by the federal drug
administration of the United States as well.

7. Example of an imprint with two features: USL
10; with 3 features: 93 150 3.
‘Quick Pill Search’ uses exact imprint
features. Use upper and lower case alpha
characters, matching the imprint (markings)
on the pill exactly.
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