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Are radio-opaque capsules safe?? i have to take them tomorrow and go back hospital in a week?
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Inert: These testing substances are chemically and biologically inert and are safe. Any further questions or concerns can be directed to the radiology department who are glad to respond to you.
Answered 1/16/2015
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