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Is there any published stability data for liraglutide at minus 20 °C?

Asked 12 Nov 2024Modified 21 months agoViewed 18k times
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The particulars: liraglutide · minus 20 °C.

I would like to know whether this claim survives contact with evidence.

If the answer is "nobody has tested that", I would like that stated so I can stop looking.

What would count as evidence here, and does it exist?

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