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DRJ Group Inc., the makers of all-natural Stopain(R) topical analgesics, announced the results of an informal study conducted with chronic pain sufferers at two adult foster care facilities. The test was conducted with residents living at two facilities owned by Leon and Paulette Hanson in Cannon Falls, Minn. The Hansons approached the DRJ Group about conducting an informal study after receiving a complimentary sample of Stopain.

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