This means the peptide shouldnt be marketed or described as a treatment, cure, preventive compound, peptide therapy, or medical product, as its not approved for human consumption
The first question should not be Can I buy it? It should be What problem are we treating, and why is this option reasonable for me? A medically responsible discussion should connect the peptide to a diagnosis or defined goal, the quality of the evidence, available alternatives, and a plan for monitoring
Its stated standard is at least 98% purity verified by HPLC and mass spectrometry, which is a lower published floor than most suppliers here advertise, though the actual certificate exceeds it
Harvard Medical School Division of Sleep Medicine
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