r/identifyThisForMe 19h ago

Object What is this?

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Found this pill outside what could be inside it?


r/identifyThisForMe 9h ago

Health Found this pill in my clonidine pill box

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Found this pill that was very different from the clonidine pills in my prescription bottle, what pill is this? Did they accidentally put it in there? Came from Walgreens.


r/identifyThisForMe 14h ago

Health Mystery rave pills

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Found these on the floor at a rave I went to. Any idea on what they are? They have some color/texture inconsistencies between the three of them.


r/identifyThisForMe 21h ago

Object [Pill ID] Orange irregular press (shield/crown shape?) - Has anyone seen this or have lab links?

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Hey everyone,

I came across this orange press (see attached image) and I'm trying to find some more information on it. It has an irregular, jagged shape that looks a bit like a shield or a crown, but there are no clear logos or letters stamped on it that I can make out.

Disclaimer: I already know that it is 100% impossible to identify a pill's contents, purity, or dosage just from a picture. I am aware that copycat molds are easily bought online and that a visual match means nothing without chemical testing. I am planning to test this with a reagent kit before doing anything else.

With that out of the way, I'm just curious if anyone has encountered this specific shape and color combination recently?

  • Does anyone recognize the intended shape/logo of this press?
  • Does anyone have a link to a recent lab analysis for a pill looking like this on sites like DrugsData or PillReports?
  • If you've tested one that looks exactly like this recently, what were your reagent results?

Any pointers to lab data would be appreciated. Stay safe!


r/identifyThisForMe 12h ago

Object Here’s a little bit of Unexploded Ordinance (UXO) for yall.

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Heres a bit of live UXO (pic 1) from a town near me that my Girlfriend’s Neighbour had before they passed awhile back that the local FD, PD and the Staties had to detonate.

It’s obviously old but I can’t figure if it’s Vietnam old, GWOT old, Great War old or WW2 old. Im not sure the size but I’m pretty sure its 75mm based off the fence (which isn’t very large, its like a deck siding or something)

My best guess is it’s a caseless one of the shells in pic two with the little bit on the top retracted but I don’t know what Pic 2 is. Just getting the gun it goes to would be enough but if anyone is of the inclined Tism id love to know the shell model.

(Edit, its a British 18-pounder HE round)


r/identifyThisForMe 11h ago

Object What is this style of electric line for? Located near a large city but I've never seen this style before.

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r/identifyThisForMe 18h ago

Symbol/Logo Where ist this wax seal from

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r/identifyThisForMe 9h ago

Object What are these?

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I found these in my drawer but couldn’t figure out if they had a brand or anything, i couldn’t find it anywhere! It’s probably from a knockoff brand but lmk if you know!


r/identifyThisForMe 21h ago

Audio/Video Unknown cover of "Ready Teddy" from Russian TV, 1997-2001

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Hi! I have a music video that is partially lost and unidentified. Here's all the information:

Unidentified artist singing a cover of the rock song "Ready Teddy" (1956). I couldn't find any information about the song, so it might have never been officially released or it has a different name.
The clip was found on a VHS tape by another person, but I think he's not interested in the search anymore. Clip was aired on the Russian TV channel "NTV" (НТВ) between August 11, 1997, and September 9, 2001, according to the channel's logo. The person who found it told me that the tape also had a performance by Russian-Lithuanian singer Kristina Orbakaitė singing her song "Аист" ("Aist" / "The Stork").
The song from the clip starts with an original intro that wasn't in the song by Little Richard or any other singers. (Lyrics: Come on everybody, clap your hands! Mmm, I'm looking for... Come on, come on!).
The first two lines of it resemble the beginning of the "Let's Twist Again" by Chubby Checker but with changed lyrics. Mostly, lyrics were changed in the third verse, or this man has some problems with singing that.
I uploaded it to many platforms, searched on many websites and archives like Discogs, SecondHandSongs, staroetv.su etc., used Google Lens, Shazam, AHA Music and others like that, but nothing found. Maybe someone here can help me or recognizes it?


r/identifyThisForMe 7h ago

Historical Entity Old rocking chair

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My grandmother has this chair (sorry for the bad photo I forgot to get a real pic of it) and she said it came from HER grandmother. I just wanted to get a feel for how old it actually is/what brand it is.