Had a nice Father's day dinner with the youngest son tonight in Lewisville. As my son was emptying his left-overs into a to-go box, a white pill appeared from under a bunch of lettuce. It looked like an aspirin, but had the numbers 44/352 on it. To make a long story short, the manager said it must have been Ibuprofen which is the only medication allowed in the resteraunt. My question is; is anyone familiar with the 44/352 identification number on this pill. I'm not buying the Ibuprofen excuse. I am planning on filing a complaint as soon as I can identify the medication. Thanks.

[This message has been edited by sixpipes (edited 06-17-2001).]

 

go to this link and ask them i know its not ibuprofen http://content.health.msn.com/ask_our_experts

 

Actually the manager is correct. 44/352 is the identification number for a 200mg tablet of ibuprofen. You should be able to verify this with your local poison control center.

 

Thanks for the help guys. I feel much better about the pill being ibuprofen. I would hate for it to be a hormone pill and sixpipes junior start to grow breastesses or something.

 

Look here for good RX search
http://www.rxlist.com/interact.htm#imprint

In the search I did it found nothing with 44/352 - So as Nathan suggested it is not likely a prescription.

Doug