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Old 08-28-2007, 08:58 AM #1
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Default Fentanyl ?
Can anyone share their experience with fentanyl patch and or pop- I just took ultram- I really liked it BUT I was hung over and stomache upset for 2 days (as usual- everything gives me the big D)- So I am thinking I need a drug that does not go thru the stomache- Would love any suggestions

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