Is dicator Spanish?
Posted By: Patty on 2009-04-13
In Reply to: No, definately sounds like Card-i-pel - Kimberly
Subject: Is dicator Spanish?
Could be saying cartopril which is captopril in Spanish, apparently. :-)
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