Looks like your going to have one.
Your pics (on FB) of your son are just so adorable. Take a nap today !!
I am thinking about the fact that my pastors wife has asked me to teach her some ASL. I'm not fluent by any stretch, however I do know some signs and phrases but that's it. Would this even be right to teach her these or should I steer her towards someone who is more fluent? (not that I know anyone here locally). Opinions?
Any drug maker must offer a regular dose form for those who need just low-doses.
There's low-dose aspirin for those who take aspirin regularly as a blood thinner. (81mg)
Then there's extra strength aspirin for those who don't take it often but use it primarily as a pain reliever, this is usually a higher but safe dose of aspirin.
Drug companies cannot go over a certain limit per dosage as per FDA which regulates these.
If a company is selling a high dosage medicine that is over the FDA limits, then you can bet your bippy that they're going to get the hammer sooner rather than later.
That is true that they do offer it, but they are not legally mandated to do so. It's marketing.
Thanks. I thought the FDA regulated all OTC and behind the counter medications along with prescription medications. I guess I was wrong. :???: