What's up with these weird-looking pills?

A friend of mine stumbled upon some unlabeled capsules while visiting her sister's place. Apparently, the sister is just "holding onto them" for someone else—which sounds suspicious enough as it is—so my friend asked me to see if anyone here recognizes these specific capsules (see the photo below). They aren't filled with powder; they contain these small beads instead, and they look identical to the ones in the image. I’m asking for any help with identification because my friend is currently struggling with severe depression, and her sister is only 17 years old... which honestly makes this whole situation feel even more reckless and irresponsible.

http://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thu...alls_in_it.jpg

Loose pills with no packaging and zero identification? Throw those straight into the trash immediately—don't even think twice about it.

I mean, it could be anything at this point, but having pills without any labels is just incredibly dangerous...

Rachel Brooks63 said:Loose pills with no packaging or labels—just toss them straight in the trash immediately, no second guessing.

It could be anything at all, but having unlabeled pills lying around is just asking for trouble... seriously dangerous.

I'm right there with you on that one...

Your best bet is just heading to a local CVS and asking
they could probably give you the answer 80%

My partner actually got some identical capsules just a few days ago, which immediately reminded me of seeing these right here. They're called ITRAC 3, and he was prescribed them to deal with a nail fungus infection.