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Each patch is formulated to deliver 2 mg of BPC-157, with third-party testing confirming 95.5% chromatographic purity and a quantified dose of 2.02 mg per patch

Inaccurate mixing can lead to increased side effects if the dose is too high, or a lack of progress if the dose is too low

This background suggests a level of safety, but it is important to remember that the combination in CagriSema is still under study

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