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I'm not a heavy or regular drinker, but had about 4 beers and a cocktail the other night. i'm on a coc pill. does alcohol affect it in any way?
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No: If you are not a regular/heavy drinker, your liver should be functioning normal, in which case, the COC should work just fine.
Answered 9/13/2016
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