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    Re: Blue eyed lucy has wierd mark on head. Injury?

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    ok i'll begin the neosporin treatment in the morning. is there any particular type of neosporin that i should avoid or am i just looking for regular over the counter neosporin.
    The kind WITHOUT pain relief. The pain reliever compound in neosporin is toxic to reptiles.
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