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Default Question for Mrs. D: Cymbalta Vs. Savella
March 12, 2018

Dear Mrs. D:

Greetings, and I hope that you are feeling better!

Can you shed any insights into using Savella instead of Cymbalta? They both sound a lot alike, and I wonder if there are any proven benefits to using the newer Savella Vs. the older Cymbalta?

Thanks!

David
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