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We do not promise skin lightening from an IV
It is legally dispensed through licensed US compounding pharmacies when prescribed by a medical provider for a specific patient after a clinical evaluation
Both professor Greenhaff and Dr Tallon agreed EFSA could be persuaded if the right kind of data dossier was submitted to its health claims assessment panel