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Is laudanum ever still used in medicine today?
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Yes infrequently: Laudanum is tincture of opium, 10% opium in alcohol, 10mg per ml a schedule ii drug , need physician prescription ( rarely given as good alternative drugs are available ).
Answered 11/12/2019
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