What was found in tested Valium pills?
Valium pill reports can differ in colour, contents and strength. Recorded samples are most often blue (77%), white (18%) and pink (5%). Here you can compare independent laboratory results for 22 photographed samples tested between 2026-03-27 and 2026-07-16 and listed in source records under names such as: Valium. The photos and reports can help you find visually similar results, but they do not prove that an untested pill comes from the same batch. Pills with the same logo, colour or shape can contain different substances and doses, so appearance cannot identify a tablet.
Use the pill reports below to compare detected substances and amounts, dates, locations and source laboratories for tested samples bearing the Valium logo. A pill’s appearance, colour or logo cannot identify its contents or strength. Visually identical samples may contain different substances and doses.
Laboratory findings at a glance
This comparison includes 22 samples tested between 2026-03-27 and 2026-07-16. The most frequently detected substances are: Diazepam (16), Ethylbromazolam (2), Zopiclone (2), Bromazolam (1).
Laboratory reports come from: wedinos.wales. Other substances detected in some samples include: Ethylbromazolam, Zopiclone, Bromazolam, Clobromazolam, Promethazine.
Independent test results for Valium samples
Each result represents an independently tested sample. A pill's appearance cannot reliably identify its contents or strength.
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