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Improper solvent selection, incorrect volumes, insufficient buffering, or low-grade reagents may result in clumping, cloudiness, gelling, aggregation, or incomplete dissolution

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Signs of contaminated product Contaminated or degraded peptides can cause effects unrelated to AOD 9604 itself: Fever or chills following injection, suggesting possible bacterial contamination Severe injection site reactions with significant swelling, heat, or spreading redness Systemic illness symptoms that seem disproportionate to what the peptide should cause Effects that seem completely different from expected AOD 9604 effects If contamination is suspected, stop using that vial immediately