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In summary, Bacteriostatic Water for Injection should only be used as directed to dilute or dissolve drugs for injection, and it must be made approximately isotonic with the added medication or solution prior to intravenous administration

BPC-157 has been shown to be detectable in urine for at least 72 hours

This characteristic allows exploratory evaluation of oral administration, although current data indicate that oral bioavailability is presumed lower than parenteral routes

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