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Im studying for finals and a friend recommended to take mentis. a pill used to concentration when you study. can i keep on taking it?is it bad for me?
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Not familiar: I don't know what mentis is. Don't treat yourself by friends advice. You may have adhd , but to determine see your doctor and discuss options.
Answered 5/10/2013
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