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Mrs. D, I am getting more information added to my med. alert bracelets. Gentamicin and all mycins are there now. I will add Fluroquinolones and I am wondering what else I should add. I know there are many, but it seems I am forgetting one I wanted to add. Mostly common meds. I think. Like the ones mentioned. Thanks.
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