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I've had OA for many years.

I use OTC Salonpas patches mostly for it.

I try to stay away from drugs, but I will do OTC Aleve liquigels when in alot of pain. One a day is very strong and far superior to tablets.

I also use high strength magnets at night.

Thanks MrsD. I'm heading to the store today and I will pick up some Aleve to try. Could you tell me a bit more about the high strength magnets?
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