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09-08-2015, 09:39 AM
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I'd like to remind people that this new lotion/cream by Aspercreme is not approved for covering large areas of the body.
It comes in a small size for a reason. Lidocaine is a strong drug and this product has warnings on the label. So please read them. I find that this lidocaine lasts for me at least 2 days. So you can rotate sites each day so if you have more than one location that needs it.
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