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Original price $ 149.95Current price $ 95.00Cytarabine Injection 1000 mg per 50 mL Multi-dose Vial 50 mL by Pfizer Injectables (RX)
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Original price $ 115.95Current price $ 75.00Fluorouracil Cream 5% by Taro 40 gram Tube (Rx)
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