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What would you ask Chinese Peptide Company before a first order that they cannot fake?

Asked 10 Oct 2024Modified 22 months agoViewed 22k times
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I am comparing three suppliers on documentation rather than on price.

Everything I have found on this is either a forum aside or a product page, neither of which I trust.

I am comfortable with the arithmetic; what I am missing is the procedural detail around it.

What would you do, and what would you check afterwards?

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