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Old 05-02-2007, 01:07 PM #1
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Question The ad on TV about the Medication bus
Has anyone seen the commercial on TV, I forgot the actor's name that does it.

Anyway, it is traveling across the U.S. to help people get their medications they need without paying.

I know I saw a number you can call. I am trying to remember it, so I can help BF2 and others that may need it.

I will try and google it.

If anyone has info on this, please post.....

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