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Nitroglycerin Patches - Do They Work?
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Nitroglycerin Patches - Do They Work?
Transdermal nitroglycerin products commercially available in the USA are listed in the table below. These patches, which look like adhesive bandages, are often applied over the precordium, but they can be attached to any hairless area of the skin,...more
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