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Summary
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English: Round, biconvex white tablets that appear to be vitamin D-3.
Deutsch: Runde, bikonvexe weiße Tabletten (anscheinend Vitamin D3). |
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| Source | David Richfield |
| Author | David Richfield |
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| current | 10:02, 29 May 2007 | | 2,048 × 1,536 (117 KB) | TadejM | ==Summary== Round, biconvex white tablets, photographed by David Richfield ==Licensing== {{GFDL-user|Slashme|en}} Category:Tablets |
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