What Class drug is proparacaine?
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- 10 Apr 2011 by halmar
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- proparacaine
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maso416910 Apr 2011
Hello,
Proparacaine drops are a topical local anesthetic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proparacaine
All the best and take care.-
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