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Patients with active cancer, pregnancy, or specific vascular conditions may not be candidates
Similar peptides GHK-Cu occupies a singular position among regenerative peptides through its copper chelation mechanism, ancient scientific corpus and documented cosmetic use
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"Label accuracy is the baseline, not a differentiator," said Dr Roman Miroedov , Product Development Lead at Cata-Kor
Essentially, the clinic administering the peptide (which the patients paid for out-of-pocket) later phoned patients to ask if they felt better, and wrote up the responses
