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Italian Sub Causes Illness - Subway, Bradenton Florida

3 years ago •reported by user-rrtkx818 • business

Subway, Ranch Lake Boulevard, Bradenton, FL, USA

5810 Ranch Lake Boulevard, Bradenton, 34202 Florida, United States

Ate sandwich at 5:30pm- @ 7:00pm my stomach began with painful cramping and I have had diarrhea and nausea since. Italian BMT W/ American cheese, mayo & mustard. (Toppings: lettuce, cucumbers, spinach, green bell peppers, pickles, oil & vinegar.) Did not have any sides or soda, only bottled water with the sub. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Cramps

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Consumer Review - Food Safety Subway, Ranch Lake Boulevard, Bradenton, FL, USA Ate sandwich at 5:30pm- @ 7:00pm my stomach began w... photo #1
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