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Old 04-05-2012, 09:37 AM #5
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Thanks to you both, sorry that i had posted this same question two times but I didn't see it after i posted so I asked again. That is the old brain having one of those moments. Ok I"m ordering these as the ones i'm taking i got locally at my drugstore and I know the druggist helped me , said he could order from any of the company brands for me but I know the price will be higher so I"m going on line , order and hope to see better results. Yahoooooooooo i'm excited. Thanks again
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