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Keith Benson wrote:
''So, it is reserved for susceptible infections in weird places that are poorly treated with other things ''   
This is just not correct - it is used as an opthalmic antibiotic in Europe.  Hardly life threatening and certainly not a situation that cannot be treated with other antibiotics.  I thought that it was a banned substance in Europe - but apparently it can get lincensed for medical use.
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Roger White
Cyprus.

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