A pill marked “35 94” (or “V 35 94”) has been identified as:
💊 Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen
🧠 What it is used for
This medication is a combination of:
- Hydrocodone → opioid painkiller (strong pain relief)
- Acetaminophen (Paracetamol) → pain and fever reducer
Doctors prescribe it for:
- Moderate to severe pain
- After surgery or injury
- Short-term use only
⚠️ Important safety warnings
This is a controlled prescription opioid, meaning:
- Can cause drowsiness, dizziness, nausea
- Risk of addiction or dependence
- Dangerous if taken in high doses or without prescription
- Can slow breathing in overdose situations
🚨 Mixing it with alcohol or sedatives can be very dangerous.
🧾 Key identification details
- Imprint: 35 94 or V 35 94
- Color: White
- Shape: Capsule / oblong
- Common manufacturer variation
🚨 What you should do if you found it
- Do not take it if it wasn’t prescribed to you
- Keep it away from children or others
- If unsure where it came from, ask a pharmacist for safe disposal
🧠 Bottom line
“35 94” is a strong prescription pain medication (hydrocodone + acetaminophen) and should only be used under medical supervision.
If you want, I can also:
- Identify other pills you have
- Explain side effects or overdose signs
- Or tell you safe alternatives for pain relief without opioids
