Re: Serzone DOES make me hostle and MEAN.

Posted by Snowie on January 13, 2000, at 23:30:37

In reply to Re: Serzone DOES make me hostle and MEAN. , posted by David Mirtzer on January 13, 2000, at 19:44:22

David, I agree with you!!! If we can get Effexor XR, why can't we get Serzone XR??!!
Snowie
> Mrs G's experience leads me to ask again: Where. oh where, is that Serzone Sustained-Release? It was well over a year ago that I read a news release stating that Bristol Myers had this in the works, but so far, nada. Mrs. G's experience is a case-in-point as to why the extended-release version would be so beneficial! Let's get on the stick, Bristol!

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