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Red flags to avoid Stay away from : Pre-mixed liquid BPC-157 (degrades quickly) Suppliers without testing documentation Prices too good to be true ($10-15 per vial = fake) Vague product descriptions No batch numbers Quality matters : Poor quality BPC-157 won't work

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