A pill identifier is a tool that helps identify pills by their imprint, color, and shape. It lets you find the name and details of a medication based on its appearance.

Yes. We reviewed seven apps that can help identify the pills you take, and liked two of them a lot: Drugs.com Pill Identifier and Epocrates Pill ID. The others—CVS/Pharmacy Pill Identifier ...

Or Google “pill identifier” and you will see a number of medication identification websites. Once there, you can enter the shape and color of the medication.

MedSnap hopes to simplify that problem by both identifying your pills and their potential interactions all through one, simple snapped photograph.

Frank Muno, a pharmacist at Advocate Sherman Hospital, has worked for decades identifying drug products, eventually creating a website and mobile app to identify pills and capsules.

Researchers at Stanford and Baylor say they have identified a molecule produced during exercise that can help regulate appetite and reduce obesity.

Two drugs that help suppress the immune system in organ transplant patients may have a future as the long-sought birth control "pill" for men, new research suggests.

Mi Zhang, an assistant professor in MSU's College of Engineering, and his team developed a mobile system to help patients identify pills.

A Boston University lab led by Muhammad Zaman has introduced a solution: PharmaCheck. This apparatus fits in a case the size of a toolbox. To use it, a sample pill is dissolved in a small amount ...

The FDA has approved a new pill called Widaplik, which combines three drugs – telmisartan, amlodipine, and indapamide – to treat adults who have high blood pressure.