I’m babysitting. Watching stepdaughters kids for the past few days. 5 yr old walk up to me with this and says, “I’m taking my medicine now” and dang near pops it in her mouth. I grabbed it. I can’t find anything like it through google searching. I don’t know what to call the shape. Short cylinder with rounded ends. No markings of any kind. Heck, this might be a piece of candy. But I don’t recognize it at all. In my experience pills of this size ( about 3 or 4 mm across) are usually some sort of hormone tablet. Like pedrisone or something similar.
Off topic, need help with identification
Madeleine
#2
is it really tiny? (I can’t tell what it’s sitting on so it’s hard to see the scale). Could be a homeopathic remedy. Usually they’re perfectly round but I think it depends on the brand.
Robert_Johnson
(Consensus is Politics)
#4
Her mom just got here, sniffed it, crunched it in her mouth, and said it tastes like cherry flavored candy. 
For me the scary part, the 5 yr old has access to her own meds. She has epilepsy, and has to take vB6 and some othe common thing, keppra I thinks it’s called. It was in her weekly pill box with the others.
Something tells me the 5 yr old was just screwing with me, and I over reacted.
I don’t think she should be able to reach her meds. But I’m old fashioned like that. I also ketch hell when I tell the wife not to take prescription meds from her friends at work. She brings home a tube of cream. It’s from Korea, where narcotics are sold over the counter (or they were when I was there in the late 90’s). Written in Korean, which I taught myself to read, but translation is another thing all together. She asks me what it is. And I tell her it’s poison. It’s not yours. Toss it out or give it back.