Small,round,white with 4617 on one side and made in USA
What is this pill - with '4617' imprint?
Question posted by Robert Adamo on 17 Nov 2013
Last updated on 29 August 2020 by Jamescurty
4 Answers
Jamescurty
29 Aug 2020
I may be fomatidine. If you turn it upside down it actually reads L194.
ilashviper
8 April 2020
If anyone is still looking for this answer, 4617 is actually reading the pill upside down. The imprint is L164, and the medication is Famotidine, which is used for GERD, heart burn, reflux, etc. It's an OTC medication that you can get from almost any store that sells antacids and such.
masso
8 April 2020
Good call... at the time I was not thinking upside down!lol
ilashviper
8 April 2020
Quick correction: The imprint is L194 (my dyslexia got me on typing the correct imprint)!
theedcarol
18 May 2014
My guess is that you need to turn the pill over and read L194. It's Famotidine (Pepcid AC), 20 mgs.
masso
17 Nov 2013
I have been searching for a match but have come up empty handed.
2 options:
Call poison control at 1-800-222-1222.
Take the pill to your local pharmacy, perhaps the Pharmacist/Chemist will be able to help you id it.
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