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Sender notes they expect tablet to be 'Xanax, but homemade? I think it's pressed.'
Q: 'Can you tell if homemade pill or pharmacy pill?'
A: The markings on this tablet are consistent with a manufactured alprazolam tablet, but distinguishing between pharmaceutical-industry tablets and counterfeit tablets containing the same drug falls outside the scope of what this lab does.
(Xanax® is a registered trademark of Pfizer. Pfizer alprazolam does not have the same markings as this tablet, which resembles Sandoz-manufactured alprazolam.)