call the pharmacist that filled this prescription for you. they have a list of your medications and may be able to quickly identify it. many generic medications now used by pharmacies will have conflicting numbers or colors and the accurate identification of this drug is really vital. you should never take anything that (a) was not specifically prescribed for you and (b) not in the original labled child-proof container that the pharmacy provided.
i have a pill that i brought to work that i hope is an antianexiety pill. the only markings on it is 1g321 or ig321. would you be able to tell me what pill i have in my pill container? i can not remember what it is. it is a white capsule with either 1g3121 or ig321 on it. it is 100 mg. i think it pay be a pain pill that i got 3 months ago that i take only on occasion. i am hoping it might be a anti anxiety pill as i forgot mine at home!