Can Anyone Identify This Tablet?

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I found a tablet on the bedroom floor this morning and it is driving us mad as none of us can work out what it is?

It is the one in this picture that is not in the blister pack. DH told me it was one of his but when I photographed it alongside his (in the packet) it clearly isn't.

I have tried Googling and come up with something called Oravig but I can only find references to it that relate to the USA.

Any ideas anyone?

I think its sold here as Loramyc

Can you post the picture of the Bach of the pack ?

Searching on this site www.webmd.com/pill-identification/search-results?imprint1=l&imprint2=&color=Blue&shape=Round&pageNumber=1
suggests it could be 'savella' www.savella.com/about-savella

Is there anything on the back

www.webmd.com/pill-identification/search-results?imprint1=l&imprint2=&color=White&shape=Round&pageNumber=1

Could be an antihistamine?

It looks different to those in the blister pack, but I know from my DD being on long term medication that the look of the tablets can vary from packet to packet if they are generic and not branded.
Perhaps it was one of your DHs from a previous pack.

Lorazepam?

Just chuck them

Loratadine? Common daily antidepressant if so, come in all kinds of packs. Probably no big deal.

Sorry, I should have been clearer. The ones in the blister pack are DH's tablets and the one out of the packet is the one I found.
I have just got home and turned it over and it says 445 on the other side. I know it's not important but it's driving me mad not knowing what it is!

Loratadine? Common daily antidepressant

Not anti depressants

Antihistamine sorry

But it's not I think it's lamotragine which is used as an anticonvulsant or mood stabiliser.

I googled it because I have seen them before and remembered why I recognised it

If you take it into your local pharmacy they should be able to identify them for you

Is there anything imprinted on the back of the tablet? Has he travelled to the USA? What's the packet medication that he's claiming it's the same as?

Sorry, X post

It says 445 on the back. The ones in the pocket are generic Etoricoxib which he has on repeat prescription. Before that he had Arcoxia which is a brand name of the same drug but we got the prescription changed to Etoricoxib as we were having such problems tracking down Arcoxia every month.

Could it be an animal tablet? Worms or something?

phenobarbital. An anti convulsant

You're going to have to give a few more details.

How big is the tablet?
Is there any scoring on the other side?

Looks exactly like my loratadine

Locations is blank on one side

Loratadine

No scoring. Better photos...

And shown on top of a penny to give an idea of size.