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GoodSense Triple Antibiotic Ointment $6.95 Provides first aid treatment to help prevent infection in minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. Provides fast relief to attack...	Hydrocortisone Cream $2.88 Provides prescription strength relief for itch and rash relief previously available by prescription only. Can be used to...
Magic Bullet Suppository Options Available Magic Bullet Suppositories are a laxative stimulant for rectal use and bowel management programs. These 10 mg. bisacodyl...	Bisacodyl Enema $3.02 For relief of occasional constipation or bowel cleansing prior to rectal examinations. Contains Bisacodyl 10mg.
Combination Douche & Enema System with Water Bottle $11.95 MABIS® Healthcare's full line of Rubber Goods and Hygiene Products are manufactured to last. • Made from dur...	Extra Strength Acetaminophen 500 mg Caplets by Invacare® $2.76 Non-aspirin pain reliever temporarily relieves minor aches and pains due to headache, muscular aches, toothache, minor a...
81 mg Aspirin Enteric Coated by Invacare® $1.94 Enteric coated, delayed release, low strength aspirin. Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains or as recommended by y...	Aspirin 325 mg Coated by Invacare® $1.91 Lightly coated, regular strength aspirin. Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains due to: headache, toothache, muscul...
Ibruprofen 200 mg Brown Caplets by Invacare® $2.76 Pain reliever, fever reducer. Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains due to headache, muscular aches, toothache, art...	Fleet Enema Saline $2.95 Constipation generally occurs if you have three or fewer bowel movements each week, and your stools are hard, dry, and d...

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Reduced Fat: What Does It Really Mean? Today it seems we need to have a degree in nutrition in order to decode the content of a product. Does anyone control what’s placed on a label? Who decides the difference between whole and reduced fat? And, just how “reduced” is it? If you’re like most people you know that the language of labeling is overly complicated...