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a little more info but the short answer is yes with a prescription and yes if it is available in the home and yes from friends. Do you take flexeril? Who suggested it? What does your child need it for?
I ask this way because of the ongoing epidemic of Prescription drug abuse by children who get it at home or from friends who get it at home etc. And you did good asking but better to ask your doc. So fill us in and put your pills in a secure Secure place! Looking forward to hearing from you. om yogadon
I ask this way because of the ongoing epidemic of Prescription drug abuse by children who get it at home or from friends who get it at home etc. And you did good asking but better to ask your doc. So fill us in and put your pills in a secure Secure place! Looking forward to hearing from you. om yogadon
Hi there...
No one (adult or child) should take a medication that isn't prescribed to them and the way you are asking this tells me it wasn't. If they have a pain issue that needs more than an OTC medication, they need their parent to take them to the Dr. to find out what is wrong and what they suggest.
No one (adult or child) should take a medication that isn't prescribed to them and the way you are asking this tells me it wasn't. If they have a pain issue that needs more than an OTC medication, they need their parent to take them to the Dr. to find out what is wrong and what they suggest.
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