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Most serums on the market contain less than 1% GHK-Cu

TB-500 acts systemically through actin regulation and cell migration rather than targeting a specific injury site the way BPC-157 does

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"But when it comes to compounded medications that are injected into the body, there is no such thing as good enough." Noorian developed an interest in the field while a patient undergoing treatment for low testosterone