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Default 6% amitriptyline and 5% gabapentin cream
Hello,
Taking 900mg gabapentin and 25 mg amitriptyline daily.

Now have the above cream prescribed.

May not be able to afford it, but want to try it at least once.

Can anyone tell me the milligrams of each of the above with this cream?

It will be a dosage tube of 90 grams.

Is it a straight percentage, 5.4 grams and 4.5 grams respectively?
TIA.
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