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Old 07-16-2008, 01:24 PM #1
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Default Niacin flush?

I have been taking Jarrow's b-right for months now with no problem. Today I had a back ach so I took aleve. About a half hour later my neck and face started to sting and I turned bright red. Then it started moving down my body to my knees. I think this must have been a niacin flush but Iam not sure. Has this happend to anyone before??
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