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Has anyone independently verified an SWB retatrutide batch COA?

Asked 8 Apr 2024Modified 2.3 years agoViewed 35k times
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The particulars: SWB · retatrutide.

I am asking for verification rather than opinion, ideally with something I can read myself.

It is possible the evidence exists and I am searching for the wrong term.

Is this actually true, and what is the evidence?

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