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I have not tried it, howèver I want to point out their deceit!!
They say the cheapest you can get it for is $49 a bottle if you order 6 bottles; however, you can buy it from Walmart for $21 and cents a bottle if you buy 1 bottle - seems very fishy doesn't it???? Is it even a viale product??!!
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