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How do I plan for a survodutide supply interruption without stockpiling badly?

Asked 12 Oct 2024Modified 22 months agoViewed 18k times
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The vial was lyophilised at the time, which I understand may matter a great deal.

I want to decide this in advance so that I am not deciding it under pressure later.

Assume I will follow the plan I write down, so I would like it to be a good one.

What would you do, and what would make you change course?

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