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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by amymisk View Post
    Currently, guidelines indicate chloraprep as a skin prep medication. Once it is allowed to dry, it has a 15 minute length of continued disinfectant action.
    Is chloraprep generally available at pharmacies or such stores? It sounds interesting. I know what you mean about betadine being irritating, I just figured it was the lesser of evils.

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    I rode with a blister on my crotch (okay between my thigh and my crotch) for one full year. I say, suck it up! You are an athlete, pain is your friend.

    Just kidding - but I did ride with a blister for a year. It just kept deflating and refilling. I showed it to my dermotogists and she said, "yuck" and told me to come in when I was ready to take a break from the bike and she would "take it out and sew it up." I never had to - I got a new seat and, eventually, it dissappeared. I miss it.

 

 

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