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Old 07-15-2009, 03:39 AM #9
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Hi Tracey,
I took Ambien CR for quite a while. The Cr is different from regular Ambien. It means time release. It's made in layers and the 2nd half releases after 4 hours, and gives you a more continued sleep. Hope you are doing well Take care of yourself, loretta
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