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Old 11-19-2008, 12:08 PM #1
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Help Betaseron -- new packaging
A question:

I just ordered my next shipment of Betaseron and it will be with the thinner needles.

It will not be a "30-day" supply but a "28-day" supply.

I asked why that was and was given an audible shrug

The shipment will arrive on Friday, so I shall see... perhaps it's packaging ... perhaps it's the same reason we can no longer easily buy a half gallon of ice cream

Any ideas out there as to why a "28-day" supply?

Thanks!

Niko
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