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Fig Extract

17 years ago

I am finding that I am using more an more of an alcohol/glycerin Black Fig Extract. I so far have only found one supplier for the product which is not always in stock when I need it.

Does anyone know who might manufacture such a product or supply houses that may carry it.

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gorgi
17 years ago
What is that?!
dangsr2
17 years ago
Yes who carries it, a drug store, a grocery store, or what, and what is it used for, should I need it too?
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