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How long does it take to notice symptoms of a cipramil overdose?
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Depends.: It depends on many factors, including other drugs or otc meds you take, alcohol use, and other conditions that affect your usual health. But, if you have taken an overdose, please call, in Australia, http://tinyurl.com/op9ocpz or go to an ER. Do not wait for any effect first1
Answered 10/11/2015
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