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General Guidance Consult a healthcare professional prior to use, especially if you have a medical condition or are under medical supervision Use only as directed Specialized preparation methods should only be performed when appropriate and guided by a professional How to Prepare Mix fresh prior to use: Open capsule(s) and empty contents into a clean container Add distilled water or saline solution Allow to dissolve until the solution is clear Water-to-Capsule Ratio 13 capsules: 3 mL 4 capsules: 4 mL 5 capsules: 5 mL 6 capsules: 6 mL Important: Use room temperature liquid only Do not use hot water (heat may degrade glutathione) Storage Guidelines For optimal stability: Store at 6872F (2022C) Keep humidity below 50% Protect from heat, light, and moisture Do not freeze High Humidity Tips Store bottle inside a sealed bag with a desiccant Avoid prolonged exposure to open air High Heat / Refrigeration Guidance Refrigeration may be used in high-heat environments Always store bottle in a sealed bag with desiccant outside the bottle Prevent condensation exposure Shelf Life When stored properly, product stability is typically 35 years from manufacture date

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Common Side Effects GI effects (most common): Nausea, reduced appetite, constipation or diarrhea are the most frequently reported effects of GLP-1/amylin agents

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