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07-02-2010, 12:33 AM

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Lady

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Location: East Coast USA

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Thanks Sandra, I didn't know it was FDA approved since 1989. That was a surprise to read that. I know people who really get benefit from bladder issues using it.

Riverwild, I could use a little nip and tuck. Lol Since I lost weight years ago, I have lots of places that have too deep, laugh lines.

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