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guess I overshot that one!!! I missed the obvious!!! It does for SURE decrease my pain pill intake unless I do silly things like unload the washer and do more laundry....or scrapbook or you know.....try having a life!!!!

Bottom line....they work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And well!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In fact I put one on 1hr ago to help me sleep well!!

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