What prescription pill comes in a solid blue bottle?

[Not_gonna_curtsy]

Hi;
I was recently informed that a mother of a child I am raising with her father, is a serious pill popper. It has been our suspicion for a while, and due to some recent events, a lot of info has come to light.
The problem is I cannot figure out what pill is this bimbo actually taking.
I know that she likes downers, I have seen her on them. She takes whatever she can get her hands on, but I have found out that the one she's really hooked on comes in a plexiglass or plastic non see through blue bottle with a white cap.

I realize this is a wild goose chase, but I don't know where else to ask.

I live in FL so I know there is many choices, many markets, and that she is possibly putting something different in the same damn bottle.
But if anybody has any info or can help it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[nsauce]

Impossible to answer.

 

[crazybollweevil]

^exactly. This would be a matter of distributor/pharmacy preference, not consistent between types of pills. I think you may have better luckresearching a bit about the effects of commonly abused pharms, like opiates and benzos, and comparing that to her symptoms. The effects of some substances on people, though varying a bit person to person, of course, are pretty consistent, as is poly-drug pharmaceutical abuse. Nobody over the interweb can accurately tell you though, nor even reasonably guess.

 

[klekip]

Not like its any of your fuckin business, really.

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

Impossible to answer.

This. We don't do drug/pill identification anyway (it is against the terms of use of this site/BLUA and the posting guidelines) but it really could be anything that comes in a solid blue bottle.

I'm closing this thread.