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    HCG Denaturing Due To Shipping?

    I received some HCG and it was in the mail for about a month. It was subjected to who knows what kind of handling/shaking during this time and the outdoor temperature. How much do you think it denatured due to this? I was going to run 500iu's/2xWeek but should I increase the dosage to make up for any possible loss due to the shipping?
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    If it is in powder form it should be good

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    Must be the slowest mail service in the world.
    Are you sure it has been in the post for that long? Or just the source took 2-3 weeks to actually post it?

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