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Old 09-20-2007, 11:58 AM #1
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Default Restore-N
Anyone heard of this/tried it? It looks interesting but it seems like there are so many different products to treat PN that don't work... It's called Restore-N and I guess it's a cream that increases circulation. just google "restore-n neuropathy" and it'll show up. The reason that it seems fishy is that I can't find the active ingredients on the website. I'd be willing to try this, it's not too expensive but again, I'm overseas.
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