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PostPosted: 11/09/07 - 02:06    Post subject: Wellbutrin Vote now! Reply with quote
Okay I have a question. Is Wellbutrin really Zyban(absolutely no difference) and there just slapping another name on it or is there a small difference in the two? Like if I mixed up my bf's zyban with my Wellbutrin would I be able to tell the difference? Is there any difference between the 2 or is it the same drug with 2 different names??
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