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No; personal circumstances can modify its effects.
Not necessarily. A medicine’s effects may vary with the person, dose, other medicines and circumstances such as fatigue or fasting. This does not mean it always affects each driver differently. Read the leaflet and consult a healthcare professional about driving, especially when starting or changing treatment. Do not drive if effects make it unsafe.
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Yes; it always has exactly the same effects in everyone.
No; it depends only on the package colour.
No; personal circumstances can modify its effects.
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