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Product Disclaimer

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Unless a product page expressly states otherwise, every product supplied by DC Laboratory is provided as a laboratory reference material or raw material and is:

• not a medicine, and holds no marketing authorisation from any medicines regulator;
• not for human or veterinary consumption, ingestion, injection or topical application;
• not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent or mitigate any disease or condition;
• intended solely for use by suitably qualified persons in appropriately equipped facilities.

We make no outcome claims

We do not claim that any product produces any physiological, therapeutic, cosmetic or performance outcome. Where a product page describes a product, that description is limited to composition, format, packaging, storage and documented regulatory position. Any purity, registration or certification figure appears only where a corresponding document has been uploaded and approved; where no such document exists, no figure is shown.

We do not provide usage guidance

DC Laboratory does not supply dosing, reconstitution, administration, cycling or protocol guidance for any product, and will not do so on request. Our support team is not permitted to give such guidance. Requests of that kind will be declined.

Your responsibility

By ordering you confirm that you are qualified to handle the product, that your intended use is lawful where you are, and that you accept all risk arising from handling, storage, use and disposal. See sections 5 and 9 of our Terms and Conditions for your obligations and the limits of our liability.

Adverse events

If you become aware of a safety issue involving a product supplied by us, contact support@dc-labx.com immediately with the product code and batch number, selecting the *Safety Report* category. For a medical emergency, contact your local emergency service or a qualified healthcare professional — not us.