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A member asked:
If i took naptoxen around 10:00 and i want to have a couple glasses of wine around 5:30 would that be ok?
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Yes: You have taken your Naproxen sodium about 7 hours earlier and this should not pose a problem for your wine drinking. Remember to have some food in your stomach.
Answered 6/30/2014
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