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I also use the patches.
I just wanted to add...It will help if you put some medical tape along the edges to hold them in place. I had a hard time getting them to stick..Even after wiping the area{s} down with alcohol.So you might wanna try that.
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03-27-2007, 09:18 PM
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The Lidocaine patch is only 5%. You can buy a 10% cream and use it as often
as you need it. Much better than the patch |
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