Can you take them together? Are they compatible?
I'm asking for a friend if we can take them together
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Simply search and read for interaction with other means in the package leaflet.
Advice only by pharmacists! For lay people forbidden.
You don’t ask strangers from the net, but in a pharmacy!
You can also read the package leaflet, as there is also information about it.
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Doctor or pharmacist ask and read the package leaflets under “exchange effects”.
Google doesn’t mind.
Google does not replace a doctor or apotheker and the package leaflet!
Did I ever say that?
I like to give it back 😃 😃 😃
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