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Old 07-02-2013, 05:22 PM #1
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Smile Clear tape for droppy eyes

I may bring up something here that you all are very familer with. About a year and half ago, my wife found Nexcare clear tape. I ued it then, and now that mestinon does always control my left eyelid, I use again. It is not very noticable and certainly better than trying to hold your eyelid up.
If everyone is aware of this ok. I just had not heard it talked about.
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