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Old 08-10-2009, 01:09 PM #13
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How long is it active? I've noticed that the serax I'm on has a massive effect on my pain levels, without it the oxy's and percs do virtually nothing. Problem is, I am scripted three a day, but they only really work for six hours. I think valium and ativan work for like 8-12 hours, and have considered moving to them. Any info?
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