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A member asked:
I now take my allergy shots at home they put the syringes and vials in a paperbag i afriad my open dr pepper may fall on them is it ok if use plastic ?
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No problem: I trust yiu put them in the fridge, and I trust you know all the precautions, and have got an epinephrine pen handy
Answered 8/3/2016
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