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| Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists. |
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#1
 2003-06-23, 09:56 |
Agent 0069 
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 what is PEG? what is povidone?
What are these inactive ingredients? Are these the locking agents in the pills? If so, how do i remove them?
thanx for the help
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#2
2003-06-23, 14:19 |
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California somewhere....
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Re: what is PEG? what is povidone?
Doesn't anyone read the previous posts?? There they will find the keys that unlock most all of their tresures. I just recently read something tryp...had said in regard to povidone. Well come to think of it it was the answer to agent's question. NOW GO----------->and look for it!!
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#3
2003-06-24, 13:12 |
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Re: what is PEG? what is povidone?
no shit!
Nobody wants to work for a damn thing anymore
Why, when I was a boy we had to........
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