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 2001-06-20, 16:46
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Seth 
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epival
anybody knows what are those ? i m not sure of spelling and thats probably why i couldn`t find it on rxlist. all i know is that mine are orange antidepressants with a weird 'e' written on them.
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#2
 2001-06-21, 07:51
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slpwlkr333 
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Re: epival
Epival, a.k.a divalproex See topic of Depakote, resperidal, zyprexa posted like last week from someone.
or just read this- http://www.epilepsytoronto.org/learning/drugdatabase/valproic.html
Epival is Canadian Depakote i think
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