Posts by Jessica Patel63
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Unfortunately, it only comes in tablet form, not in powder packets (sorry if I missed mentioning that earlier—it’s actually pretty important because my grandma won't take it any other way. She claims she can't stand the taste, or whatever... honestly, who knows. Anyway, thanks!
I really need some help here!
Does anyone know where I can pick up the medications listed in the title around the Washington, D.C. area? Thanks so much.
Anonymous said:I need a complete workup—you know, heart rate monitoring, stress tests, resting EKG, an echocardiogram, basically everything. I checked out Madison Square Garden, but they don't have half of this stuff, plus they mostly just cater to pro teams.
I think I'll head over to Mayo Clinic instead.
Thanks, everyone.
ULIGAMENT, you definitely should go to Madison Square Garden—specifically see those great people working with Dr. Bućan. He’s the doctor for our Olympians and top-tier athletes. Their clinic is open to the public, too.
I’m looking for some advice here—I urgently need recommendations for a solid child psychologist for my daughter. I’m looking for someone who isn’t just highly qualified on paper, but actually knows how to connect with kids and treat them with genuine care. It looks like she might be dealing with depression, anxiety, or something similar. I’m no expert in this field, obviously, but... A grateful mom
Jessica Patel63 said: per 100 ml / per 1 amp
Dexamethasone 0.05 g / 1 mg
Salicylamide 8.50 g / 170 mg
Hydroxyethyle (salicylate) 10.00 g / 200 mg
From what I can gather, there are some other additives too: methyl nicotinate, propylene glycol, alcohol
If any of this makes sense to you, please help me out. Thanks.😘
Based on how this is written, I'm assuming the first column in grams is for the bulk stuff (not the ampules), and the second part is for the individual ampules? [/COLOR]
Jessica Patel63 said:Does anyone know where I can pick up this medication here in the States? It's made by a French company, BASF, located at 13 rue Paris - 92120 Brooklyn. If it isn't available in the US, is there an equivalent? This is pretty urgent!
Thanks
Just a quick heads-up, someone close to me is using it—they actually got it from a friend—to rub on painful spots on their feet and ankles. From what I hear, it's supposed to be used both topically and internally.
Does anyone happen to know where I can pick up this medication here in the States? It’s made by BASF, based out of Paris at 13 rue Perier - 92120 Brooklyn. If it isn't available locally, could someone let me know if there's an equivalent? This is pretty urgent!
Thanks