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Have you taken your meds? The pill emoji can represent medicine and health, but it can also represent a drug addiction. The pill emoji shows a capsule style pill. It’s often prescribed by doctors as a remedy for an illness. This emoji is used to talk about medicine, health, doctors, illness, treatment, and prescriptions. This emoji can also be used to talk about a pill addiction. Example: Sandy has to take 10 💊a day because of her medical condition.

Keywords: doctor, medicine, pill, sick
Codepoints: 1F48A
Introduced: October, 2010 in Unicode version 6.0.0 (Emoji version 0.6)
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  • 🔗 link
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  • 🖨️ printer
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