What does an HPLC purity test add for orforglipron that a purity figure does not?

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Setup, so nobody has to ask: an HPLC purity test · orforglipron.

I have used one of these for a while and I am considering switching, which requires a reason.

What I care about is reproducibility, because a result I cannot repeat is not useful to me.

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4Can you say which laboratory and which method? The answer changes with both. – nominal_ten 14 days ago

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