jaeyson
Any reviews/feedbacks with elixircards?
Anybody here who has elixircards reviews/feedbacks i can get aside from this one?
Thanks! 
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Hello! It’s Tetiana here, creator of elixircards. We’ve got reviews on our twitter https://twitter.com/elixircards. If there are any specific questions about the cards I can answer, I’ll be happy to help.
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Thank you! 
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