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Could dentist charge for returning sedation pills?
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Not clear: Are you asking if you should get your money back when you return medication that you haven't used? Because those pills have been away from a known dispensary, they can't be resupplied to someone else. If you are asking a different question, please clarify.
Answered 4/1/2014
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