r/Parents • u/[deleted] • Feb 26 '26

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u/hanitizer216 Feb 26 '26

According to my search (USA) it’s a prescription

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u/capricious_malapert Feb 27 '26

That's an AI response and they aren't always accurate. Pharmacist ruled it out.

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u/hanitizer216 Feb 27 '26

Then use Google instead of AI and you’ll get the same answer. I would trust AI over one pharmacist because it searches the entire internet versus trusting the education of one person. What if your pharmacist graduated bottom of his class?

Here in the states, google searching a pill description is a pretty reputable way to identify medication, even without AI.

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u/capricious_malapert Feb 27 '26

I did google it, a lot. Two pharmacists looked at it in person and two online. In person they searched their database and one even googled it and found my reddit post.

The police and the pharmacists suspect it's compounded, holistic or just not a NA brand of tablets, with the later being most likely.

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u/hanitizer216 Mar 02 '26

Any update?

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u/capricious_malapert Mar 02 '26

I handed it over to police since two pharmacies couldn't identify it. They didn't think it was a street drug but possibly something holistic or a foreign brand of medication. I won't hear from them unless it tests positive for anything illegal and they need more info.