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Old 08-15-2010, 03:19 PM #1
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Question Baclofen - Anyone tried it?

I have been reading up about this quite allot recently.

I have a question though... is there a major difference between GABBA and GABBAb?

I ask this because in the UK GABBA is sold widely and is pretty cheap, but GABBAb seems to be a prescription only medicine.

I am guessing that GABBAb has some tweak to the molecule to increase it's potency, however how much of an increase is this and does it have a feature that basic GABBA just doesn't have.

I used to take this for my bodybuilding years ago, but that was before I drank alcohol, so I never really analysed it in that way.

Many thanks for your time.
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