Lost medications?

[TomK]

Bit of a long shot, but a small bag of various medications was found outside my house this evening (Kaloli Point, HPP) and I think the wording on them is German so suspect a tourist dropped them. If anyone has guests staying with them and they've lost some medicine please feel free to drop me a line and we can figure out if the package is theirs.

Tom
http://apacificview.blogspot.com/

[rbakker]

Hi Tom. If you post some of the words, I'll tell you what language it is. Maybe if you could say what the surname is, there's more chance of finding the owner?

cheers

[TomK]

I checked to see if there was any identification (e.g., prescription info) but there isn't. Pretty certain it's German although that could mean a few European countries. I can speak and read a little German although never got to the part where they taught pharmacy! In any case, I'm pretty confident about the language on the medicines.

I'm reluctant to give a clue about what meds are in the bag - the owner will know what they're missing and don't want some Tom, Dick or Harry turning up claiming them as theirs. No matter, I do appreciate your offer of help.

I might call the Hilo hotels tomorrow, you never know, someone might have reported lost items to hotel staff. I don't often see German tourists on my street so am assuming they may be staying nearby - hence the one-in-a-thousand shot here.

Tom
http://apacificview.blogspot.com/

[rbakker]

There's a German couple living on Kaloli Point (on Paradise Ala Kai). What letter does the surname start with?

[TomK]

rbakker - there is no name in the bag so can't help. Sorry. It's just a bunch of medications and no identification as far as I can tell.

Tom
http://apacificview.blogspot.com/

[julieb]

There is a German oriented B&B in Leilani, Hale Makamae. The wife speaks German, might be able to be of some assistance if you are so inclined to pursue. I believe their name is Tucker.

[DTisme]

Personally, I'd take them to the cops and hope the folks who lost them will think to go there. And maybe put up a flyer with what you've done. Then again, if there's no name on them, the cops might confiscate them, hunh? A call would answer that.