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has anyone used a Ketamine cream?

 
 
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Old 05-28-2007, 06:18 PM #6
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I use a Ketamine gel 3 times a day. It's 15% Ketamiine, 10% Lidocaine and 2% Clonidine. I rub it in gently and then wrap my finger (what's left of it) with Saran Wrap so that none of it evaporates. It does help. but it's no magic bullet.
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