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How does ecnoglutide at 2.4 mg weekly compare on cost per milligram across routes?

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Concretely: ecnoglutide · 2.4 mg.

I want the working, not the result — I need to be able to redo it with different numbers.

I care about the precision as well as the value — I want to know how many figures are real.

Where is my error, and what is the correct working?

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