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Old 08-11-2015, 02:03 AM #1
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hello guys i have effexor that is extended release formulation .
i dont want extended release capsules i just want short acting but it is not available in pharmacy
can i convert it to short acting by taking out the capsule and put the active ingredient in another capsule ?!
and do capsule in effexor is the substance that make it XR ?
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