Occ. Pikolon
English translation: [oral] drops
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|  Selected response from: Tomasz Sienicki Denmark Local time: 12:51 | ||||||
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| 1 +1 | [oral] drops |
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5 hrs confidence: 
peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1[oral] drops Explanation: Just guessing: 1. præp.form (tbl.,inj.,occ. osv.) // http://tinyurl.com/yo23fh 2. Picolon. LÆGEMIDDELFORM: Orale dråber Might be completely wrong though. |
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occasional (?) Explanation: In English, when 'occ.' precedes a prescription, it can mean both 'occasional' (as in take occasionally) or 'eye ointment'. Hope this helps somehow. |
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