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Muscle Relaxant

corcaigh07 · 2018-03-11 17:14:22

Hi guys, I used to use Robaxin in Canada which was a big help for my stiff back, especially for sport. However, seems as though you need to order it over here and is prescription only. Does anyone have recommendations for any legal alternatives? Thanks in advance

11-03-2018 5:14pm

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corcaigh07

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Hi guys,

I used to use Robaxin in Canada which was a big help for my stiff back, especially for sport. However, seems as though you need to order it over here and is prescription only.

Does anyone have recommendations for any legal alternatives?

Thanks in advance

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#2 11-03-2018 8:55pm

byhookorbycrook

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Not a muscle relaxant, but you could try voltarol gel. Any of the actual relaxants I've ever had to take were prescription only- amitriptyline, baclofen- or given in a hospital setting.

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#3 04-04-2018 8:50pm

corcaigh07

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I was thinking of trying CBD oil, does anyone have experience using CBD for this purpose?

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