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Drs gave me idk which olopatadine ,tobrex tobramycin ,ophthalmic ,zyrtec ,ibuprofen can i take all this together ?
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Gee, awful lot. Redundant on top of redundant. But no real harm - can take all together without problem.
Answered 8/12/2021
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