s/l cynex, definately not Xanax
Posted By: lessMT on 2007-12-17
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Subject: s/l cynex, definately not Xanax
dictator said: she denied initially how her urine became positive for amphetamines and stated that she does not know how that happened. She later revealed in a core occuring group that she was taking s/l cy-nex or cinex and that she knew that meth had been placed in the Cinex bottle. TIA
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Subject: Is Xanax 5 mg b.i.d. a customary dose of this?
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