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i.e. the hemorrhoid cream lol. I'm trying to say: "Has anyone seen my Preparation H?" and so far I have: "Alguien ha visto a mi Preparation H?" . Would that make sense to someone in spanish?

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How about "¿Alguien ha visto mi Preparado H?".

(Note that if you are talking about an unanimated object, not a living thing, you don't use the "a".)

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There is a well-known commercial brand in Spain, Hemoal. But a wider translation would be just "crema para las hemorroides".

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