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Old 01-21-2017, 12:55 PM #3
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Thnkas Mrs. D. It says I can use up to 3 patches at a time. If I use half on one side of the sacrum and half on the other were would you recommend I put it on the upper neck area to work on my arms?
I would try the aspercreme but I'm in so much burning pain I would have to put it all over me.
Thanks for your help!
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