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Wow this is an awesome alternative! I showed the doctor and he loved it, we will be trying it out. Thanks a lot!

Thank you, I figured you need at least 30 min for it to take effect.

Hello fellow nurses! I am currently a nurse working at an allergy/immunology clinic. As you all know, administering injection to children under 12 is not a walk in the park, even though after the first few they usually get accustomed. But there are always those few who give trouble and complain about pain and/or burning sensation. Has anybody ever applied anesthetic cream such as EMLA (Lidocaine/Prilocaine) prior to giving injection? If so when exactly do you apply and has it been effective?

Thanks for the feedback guys, but I got the feeling I shouldnt trust the college network because once they have your phone number they call u constantly. I do not trust anything that chases me, if it has to do with my education I should be the one on top of them. Especially with how expensive it is. Its just so hard to work fulltime and go to a local school even though that would be my number one choice. I live in New Jersey in Hudson county and there are hardly schools around here that offer that program on campus. I appreciate any advice though, thanks again.

I am working full time as an lpn and want to join a bridge program to earn my bsn degree. Is anybody in an lpn to bsn program? I was looking into indiana state university or university of phoenix. Which is better? And is the College Network a scam or not? I have heard both good and bad reviews about it. Does anybody know of any grants I can apply for also? I have so many student loans already and it would be great to lower the cost. If anybody has any feedback at all please help, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!