Need help with medication, s/l pramipexole sodium 40 mg, anyone familiar

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Don't you hate it when dictators give the labs with the values first - like 147 sodium, 4.2 potassum, etc and then switch it part way through back to glucose 110 - that gets me so screwed up. ...

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Need help with medication, s/l pramipexole sodium 40 mg, anyone familiar - shortcake

pantoprazole sodium? - nm

Pramipexole - The first thing that comes up on Google

I did a simple search on google BUT could not find a ref for pramipexole SODIUM - shortcake

Yes but not at that dosage - nm

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