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Old 10-12-2010, 01:17 PM #1
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Default Just received by UPS pain medication
I just received in the mail from Total Pain Solutions as requested by PM an Anti-inflammatory/Neuropathic combination cream.

Ketoprofen/Baclofen/Gabapentin (20/2/6) is the combination.
Side effects are rashes, redness and swelling.

I'll be googling more information about this right away!

I really hope this helps!

Has anyone used this before?
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