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Clindamycin 300 mg, Valium, and Vitamin B Complex

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boldeagle3 boldeagle3 Active MemberOP
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#1 ·
What exactly is the purpose of Clindamycin tablets?
Do they cause any adverse reactions if taken alongside Valium?
And would combining them with cigarettes create some sort of third issue?

Thanks.
wiredpuma5 wiredpuma5 Member
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#2 ·
If my memory serves me right, Clindamycin is an antibiotic, so there shouldn't be any real issues when mixing it with Valium or a cigarette.
boldeagle3 boldeagle3 Active MemberOP
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#3 ·
Alright, so what's the actual use case for a Clindamycin tablet?

And just to be clear—we're talking about a single tablet ripped from a blister pack.
What exactly can you even do with one solitary antibiotic pill?
Jose Miller3 Jose Miller3 Regular
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#4 ·
Honestly, taking just one single antibiotic tablet is basically useless...
wiredpuma5 wiredpuma5 Member
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#5 ·
It’s just a standard antibiotic, specifically Clindamycin 300 mg. It tends to be a bit more potent than your run-of-the-mill options, typically prescribed for respiratory tract infections, pelvic inflammatory disease, abdominal issues, skin conditions like severe acne, or vaginal infections. Though, I have to wonder why anyone would only take a single tablet?!?😕
boldeagle3 boldeagle3 Active MemberOP
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#6 ·
wiredpuma5 said:It’s just an antibiotic—Clindamycin, like any other. It happens to be a bit stronger than the standard stuff, typically used for respiratory tract infections, pelvic inflammatory disease, abdominal issues, skin conditions (like severe acne), or vaginal infections. But honestly, I have no clue why there's only one tablet left...😕

I can't quite wrap my head around the "one tablet" thing either.
The prescription slip was cut out, along with the Valium strip, and then everything was tucked away inside a Nike box...
redgardener5 redgardener5 Member
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#7 ·
So I'm guessing it isn't yours... which means it probably belongs to someone who’s always on antibiotics—maybe they just grabbed an extra one "for the road" since they knew they wouldn't be home in time to take it? And maybe the Valium is for sleep issues or just acting as a mild sedative... honestly, I carry some Valium around with me too, you never know when someone might need it... or maybe it's just a little downer for someone recovering from chemo? As for the Nike... well, that one's pretty obvious 🙂
boldeagle3 boldeagle3 Active MemberOP
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#8 ·
redgardener5 said:I’m guessing they aren't yours... so I assume they belong to someone who takes antibiotics regularly—maybe they just grabbed one "for the road" knowing they wouldn't be home when it was time for a dose. As for the Valium, it could be for sleep issues or just acting as a mild sedative... honestly, I keep some Valium on me myself; you never know who might need it or when. It could even be a downer for someone recovering from chemotherapy... and the Nike... well, that much is obvious. 🙂

They aren't mine. They were found near someone who has been showing signs of a complete nervous breakdown lately—throwing things around the house and, at just 22 years old, has started getting physical with one of her parents (not saying there isn't a reason, but that's beside the point).

Look, maybe those tablets don't mean much to you, but hiding them inside an empty cigarette pack in a cabinet... it definitely raises some suspicions.

And why bother stuffing pills into an empty pack anyway? You could just as easily put them in a purse pocket or a wallet...😉
redgardener5 redgardener5 Member
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#9 ·
Maybe they were just tucked away in an old pack of Marlboros... just enough to keep things from rattling around in my pockets... then the cigarettes got smoked and this stuff was left behind in the box. Honestly, we lazy people find it way easier to just carry around an empty container than actually toss it out--right? Anyway, I have this buddy who uses an empty pack to stash his cash, ID, and keys because he thinks it's absolutely genius 😉
boldeagle3 boldeagle3 Active MemberOP
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#10 ·
Buy a friend a wallet for their birthday 😬

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