Mixing 2.0 mL but later thinking you added 1.5 mL means every dose for the remaining life of that vial will be wrong
Are anti-inflammatory peptides approved for human use
Be skeptical of specific numbers (e.g., a particular half-life in hours, or a specific oral bioavailability percentage) circulating on commercial or community sites these could not be located in peer-reviewed literature and directly conflict with the peer-reviewed consensus that no human trials of this compound have been conducted
Extra caution is appropriate in patients with active cancer, recent cancer, unexplained masses, unexplained weight loss, pregnancy, breastfeeding, known allergy to peptide products, active infection, immune compromise, significant liver or kidney disease, active inflammatory or autoimmune disease flares, unusual clotting history, uncontrolled cardiovascular disease, use of chemotherapy or immune-modifying biologic therapy, and competitive athletes subject to anti-doping rules
