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Retatrutide

Verified certificate, released 6 September 2026

Certificate number TMR-26091-0P2GN

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Peptide as labelled
Retatrutide
Lot / batch
N/a
Date received
2026-09-04
Date released
2026-09-06
Released by
A.R.

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