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Heart dropping Lamictal wafers in water
Dear Bizi

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Originally Posted by bizi View Post
I once dropped a whole bottle of lamictal in a glass of water and it quickly dissolved right before my eyes into a white heap of meds....:
if that was Lamictal brand, that quickly became a very expensive glass of water, LOL! almost surprising insurance didn't fuss - thank goodness they didn't!

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