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What should be in place before a first semaglutide vial arrives from Tianjin?

Asked 30 Dec 2025Modified 7 months agoViewed 9.3k times
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Stated plainly: semaglutide · Tianjin.

The failure mode I am trying to avoid is making this decision emotionally.

I have twelve months in view and I would like the plan to survive that long.

How would you structure this, and what thresholds would you set in advance?

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4Which compound and which quantity? The economics change a lot with both. – Dr_Jonas_Halvorsen 9 months ago
3Worth saying which country you are in, because the answer is jurisdictional. – rune_thoresen 7 months ago
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