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What would you ask Tianjin Finder Chemical before a first order that they cannot fake?

Asked 29 Jan 2026Modified 6 months agoViewed 3.7k times
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This is a first order from this supplier, so I have no track record to reason from.

This is a procedural question rather than a theoretical one, and I would like the procedure rather than the theory.

What I have done so far is read the label documentation where it exists and the two pharmacopoeial monographs that are publicly available, which cover the licensed presentation and say nothing about a research one.

What does a defensible version of this look like in practice?

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