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Tab Cola..
Tab was introduced in 1963 and the pink can was everywhere in the 60s and 70s before its sweetener, saccharin, came under fire as a possible carcinogen.

Studies have since thrown these health concerns into doubt, and saccharin sweetened Tab is still available on Amazon as well as a few supermarkets.

Its fan base is small - CocaCola produces just three million cases of Tab a year compared with Diet Coke's 885 million, according to Beverage digest - but ever thirsty.
(from Reader's Digest)

 

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Pagers
When almost everyone else moved on to cell phones, doctors kept their pagers. That's because cell phones are often prohibited around sensitive medical equipment. Also, recharging phones requires electricity, which may not be available in emergencies. In fact, the entire SMS cell phone system may be inaccessible during a catastrophe, which is why many firefighters and EMTs also favor pagers.

(from Reader's Digest)

 

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Still exists....

Tab Cola..
Tab was introduced in 1963 and the pink can was everywhere in the 60s and 70s before its sweetener, saccharin, came under fire as a possible carcinogen.

Studies have since thrown these health concerns into doubt, and saccharin sweetened Tab is still available on Amazon as well as a few supermarkets.

Its fan base is small - CocaCola produces just three million cases of Tab a year compared with Diet Coke's 885 million, according to Beverage digest - but ever thirsty.
(from Reader's Digest)

Tab was like the cool person drink...lol........do you remember Fresca and Pepsi Free?

 

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