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Atticus

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4. In a similar warning, manufacturers of all sorts of medications feel it necessary to

Reply to kairos12 (Original post)

Tue Apr 13, 2021, 05:15 PM

Apr 2021

warn consumers not to take it if they are allergic to it.

BONUS QUESTION: If you have never used a medication before, how are you supposed to know whether you are allergic to it or not?

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Laugh or cry, you choose. [View all] kairos12 Apr 2021 OP

It has been going on for some time..... MyOwnPeace Apr 2021 #1

Pre-supposing, of course, that those that would drive with it in place Backseat Driver Apr 2021 #2

I took some benadryl over the weekend happybird Apr 2021 #3

Pants have been known to do that. 3catwoman3 Apr 2021 #7

In a similar warning, manufacturers of all sorts of medications feel it necessary to Atticus Apr 2021 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author Atticus Apr 2021 #5

Why can't you drive with the shade over the windshield ? magicarpet Apr 2021 #6