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Question Any Suggestions on how to keep Lidoderm patches attached...
I received a scrip for Lidoderm patches and they won't stay adhered for very long they start to loosen after a couple of hours Does anyone have any suggestions on how to keep them attached for there recommended time which is 12 hours...
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