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Old 11-11-2012, 01:58 PM #1
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Default Can u. Switch your muscle relaxtors?
I ran out of one. But have a different one. Will it show up the drug test from pain management?
Ran out of skelaxin. But I still have some tizandine left? Can the Pm know the differences? Please let me know. TY
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