Free Pill Identification using Exact Imprint Features.
By Douglas McKalip
March 20, 2017

Pill ID provides its users with free pill identification using exact imprint features by matching the exact imprint of the pill.
The features of the pill should be separated. Up to six alpha-numeric features may be entered in the search field. The logo feature can be overlooked for now; any related logo feature will be displayed for you to make a choice, after this initial search.
Pill ID identifies solid dosage forms - capsules, tablets, softgels, pills and others from the feature (markings) on them in an easy and definitive search for both public and health, law enforcement, teaching and forensic professionals.
Patented Search Routines
Using only alphabetic and numeric features of imprints often leads to multiple candidate records in competing search routines. Some search routines do not confine the data search to imprint information alone but include color, shape, scoring and maker information, further complicating the number of candidate records from which to choose. The user often must look through tens of records for the specific record with the imprint of interest. In one such competing search routine in the simple imprint ‘15’ turned up 880 records. In reality no user will sift through all those candidate records; the search routine de facto does not make the ID. PillID.com leads to a definitive ID by using all the information in the imprint – numeric, alphabetic and logo features. Where the user must sift through multiple candidate records, the user is directly assuming the risk of error – choosing the wrong record in making the pill ID. PillID.com provides the user with a definitive pill ID and assumes the risk of making the ID.
For users who need more information beyond imprint alone, the several additional searches of PillID.com databases are available.

National Drug Code (NDC) search addressed drug information in our databases when only the NDC is known or the NDC needs clarification. A pharmacist who is filling a refill prescription and has only the NDC notation on recorded might find this search useful, especially not having to go elsewhere to get the information.

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