BladderMax Debuts in U S for Urinary Incontinence Relief
Japanese used bladder support pill now available in the United States under BladderMax. Active ingredient strengthens and calms the bladder, reducing urgency and leaks in 7 days with 16 years of safe use. Physicians endorse, customers report rapid relief and fewer nighttime trips.
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United States
Diane Lewis
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BladderMax Label Statements Review
The product label states the FDA has not evaluated the claims and the product is not intended to diagnose treat cure or prevent disease. It notes independent clinical studies on its active ingredient and that studies were not sponsored by BladderMax makers.
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Ballot clash over Ohio drug price cap dwarfed by industry spending
Ohio voters face Issue 2 to curb state drug prices as backers report 39.4 million spent versus 10.4 million by opponents led by PhRMA. The measure seeks to restrict agency purchases to VA levels, with legal questions and uncertain savings highlighted by supporters and critics. Marsy’s Law crime victims bill is also funded with 5.4 million, while opposition is limited.
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Lorain proposes Amazon HQ location leveraging tax incentives
Lorain Ohio mayormentioned that downtown could be redeveloped if Amazon HQ2 locates there with 50,000 jobs at $100,000 each and a 2.5 percent income tax. The plan includes 12 years of full tax abatement and up to 15 years of tax increment financing totaling potentially 20 million in abatements and 65 million in income tax refunds. Cleveland, Boston and New York were also named as possible sites.
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Toledo Zoo euthanizes longtime rhinoceros Sam
Sam the southern white rhinoceros at the Toledo Zoo was euthanized after health declines linked to urinary and gastrointestinal issues. At 44, he lived beyond average rhino life expectancy and drew crowds for nearly 30 years after arriving from the Philadelphia Zoo in 1988. The zoo plans to bring in an Indian rhinoceros in coming months.
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Sam
Zoo
Kirsten Thomas
Toledo Zoo
Philadelphia Zoo
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