Oral Dissolving Peptides — Needle-Free Strips for Clinics

Why this format

The patients you already lost at the word “injection”

Every peptide conversation in an aesthetic or wellness practice runs into the same wall. The protocol is right, the patient is interested, and then they find out it is a vial, a syringe, and a reminder to reconstitute it correctly. Some of them go ahead. A meaningful share quietly never book. An oral dissolving strip removes the objection entirely — and it does it without asking your practice to add a prescriber, a pharmacy, or a refrigerator.

Needle aversion is not a small segmentFear of needles is common enough in adults that it changes real medical behavior, and it is the single most cited reason patients decline an otherwise appropriate injectable protocol. A strip converts that conversation instead of ending it.

Nothing to teach, nothing to ruinNo reconstitution, no draw-up, no dosing math, no insulin syringes to hand out, no sharps container to manage, no fridge for the patient to forget. One sealed strip, one dose, on the tongue.

It fills the gap between visitsA recovery, skin, energy, or immune formula the patient can take home the same day gives your front desk something to sell that is not another appointment — and gives the patient a daily reason to remember your brand.

It does not compete with your Rx laneCompounded injectables stay exactly where they are, on prescription, through a licensed pharmacy. This line is the retail shelf beside them — a different regulatory category with a different buyer and a different price point.

Retail changes retention, not just revenueThe American Med Spa Association reports patient retention rising from roughly 10% for patients who buy no retail product, to about 30% at one product and 60% at two. Whatever a strip earns you at the counter, the reason to stock it is that a patient using something daily comes back.

the objection was never the peptide. it was the needle.

How it works

An oral thin film, not a pill

The strip is a dissolving film built on a pullulan base — the same edible polymer used in breath strips and in a number of approved oral-film medicines — carrying the peptide along with cyclodextrin, vegetable glycerin, natural flavor and a plant-based color. It is placed in the mouth, not swallowed whole, and it is gone in seconds.

An InstaMed oral dissolving peptide strip lifted from its individually sealed foil sachet

Step one

Open one sealed sachet

Every strip is packed individually in foil. Nothing is exposed to air, humidity or heat until the moment of use, which is why the box lives at room temperature.

Step two

Place it on the tongue or in the cheek

The label directs the user to place one strip on the tongue, let it dissolve fully, then swallow. It is never chewed. The manufacturer suggests holding off on food and drink for about five to ten minutes.

Step three

The film dissolves in saliva

The pullulan base breaks down in seconds and releases the peptide into the mouth, where the buccal and sublingual tissues sit directly against a dense capillary bed.

Step four

Repeat on a cycle

Most formulas run five days on, two days off, in cycles of four to twelve weeks. PT-141+ is the exception — used as needed, roughly 30 to 45 minutes ahead.

How we talk about absorption. The manufacturer calls this delivery route InstaRelease® and describes it as mouth-to-body transfer across the buccal membranes. That route is real and well characterised — but you will find competitors quoting a “92% absorption” figure for oral strips, and we are not going to repeat it. That number traces back to in vitro dissolution studies measuring how fast a film releases its contents in a beaker, which is not the same thing as how much of a given molecule reaches the bloodstream. No product-specific human bioavailability study has been published for these formulas. The section below is what can actually be substantiated.

The science

What buccal delivery does, and where it stops

Your medical director will ask whether a strip can possibly work. The honest answer has two halves, and a vendor who gives you only the first half is selling you something. Here is both.

The route is genuineThe lining under the tongue and inside the cheek is non-keratinized, thin (roughly 0.5–0.8 mm), and densely vascularized, with a total oromucosal area around 50 cm². It drains into the jugular vein rather than the portal vein — so what is absorbed there reaches circulation without first passing through the liver, and without meeting stomach acid or pancreatic proteases on the way.

It is measurably more permeable than skinBuccal mucosa has been characterised as roughly 4 to 4,000 times more permeable than skin depending on the molecule (Galey et al., J Invest Dermatol, 1976) — the canonical figure behind every transmucosal product on the market.

The format itself is proven medicineOral and buccal films are an established dosage form with a real FDA record: ondansetron (Zuplenz, 2010), buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone film, 2010), buprenorphine (Belbuca, 2015), clobazam (Sympazan, 2018), dexmedetomidine (Igalmi, 2022) and diazepam (Libervant, 2024). Every one of them is a small molecule — which is the point of the next row.

Molecular size is the governing variablePassive permeation across oral mucosa falls off sharply with molecular weight. Reported sublingual cutoffs sit near 1,675 Da, with a functional tight-junction threshold closer to 1,000 Da; peptides above roughly 3,000 Da show under 5% systemic absorption even when permeation enhancers are used (see the 2025 review of oromucosal films for peptide delivery, Drug Deliv Transl Res).

A film also has a payload ceilingA strip is a physical object roughly the size of a postage stamp. Published work on orodispersible films puts practical drug loading at about 1–30 mg per film, with disintegration in about 5–30 seconds (Bala et al., Int J Pharm Investig, 2013). That constrains what any strip can carry, from any manufacturer.

One of these actives has human dataIn a randomized crossover trial in adults with metabolic syndrome (n = 20), sublingual glutathione outperformed both swallowed glutathione and NAC on the plasma GSH/GSSG redox ratio (56.97 ± 16.22 vs 44.76 ± 14.23, p = 0.02) and was the only arm to raise plasma vitamin E (p = 0.04). Schmitt et al., Redox Biology 2015;6:198–205 (PMID 26262996).

the format is real. the question is always which molecule you put in it.

Active	What it is	Molecular weight	Dose per strip
Glutathione	Tripeptide	307.3 Da	80 mg
GHK-Cu	Tripeptide–copper complex	400.9 Da	3 mg
NAD+	Dinucleotide coenzyme — not a peptide	663.4 Da	100 mg
Ipamorelin	Pentapeptide	711.9 Da	250 mcg
Oxytocin	Nonapeptide	1,007.2 Da	25 mcg
PT-141 (bremelanotide)	Heptapeptide	1,025.2 Da	1 mg
BPC-157	Peptide, 15 amino acids	1,419.6 Da	500 mcg
Thymosin alpha-1	Peptide, 28 amino acids	3,108 Da	500 mcg
CJC-1295	Peptide, 30 amino acids	3,647.2 Da	250 mcg

Molecular weights from PubChem. Read this table against the cutoffs above rather than as a ranking: the small actives at the top of the list sit comfortably inside the range where oromucosal permeation is well documented, and the large peptides at the bottom sit well outside it. We publish the table because no one else in this category does, and because a provider deciding what to put on a shelf deserves the number rather than an adjective. For context on the difficulty of the general problem: oral semaglutide, engineered with a dedicated absorption enhancer and approved by the FDA, is 0.4–1% bioavailable per its own label. Anyone claiming a supplement strip has solved peptide bioavailability outright is claiming something the pharmaceutical industry has not.

The lineup

Seven formulas, each pre-dosed per strip

The line is organised the way a patient asks for it — recovery, beauty, energy, immunity, strength, detox, intimacy. Each leaf below carries the manufacturer's own product copy and label claims verbatim, because that is what your patient will read on the carton and what your front desk will be asked to speak to. Doses, counts and flavors are taken from the Supplement Facts panel; directions are the manufacturer's stated cycle.

Rebuild — BPC-157

Rapid Recovery | Resilient Health

Support your body’s natural repair and recovery processes.

BPC-157 is a naturally occurring peptide originally discovered in gastric proteins. It has been studied for its ability to support healthy tissue response, cellular integrity, and normal healing functions throughout the body.

Our fast-acting oral dissolving strip delivers BPC-157 in a convenient, needle-free format designed to support your body’s resilience and performance—anytime, anywhere.

Label claims*

Supports healthy muscle, tendon, and ligament function
Promotes normal tissue recovery and regeneration
Encourages skin health and post-activity repair
Helps maintain gut lining integrity and digestive function
Supports vascular health and nitric oxide pathways
Promotes cellular renewal for healthy aging
Helps the body respond to oxidative and environmental stressors

Per stripBPC-157 500 mcgBox20 stripsFlavorStrawberrySKUBP-20

Directions: 5 days per week. 2 days off. 8–12 week cycle is optimal.

Beauty — GHK-Cu

Rapid Beauty | Hair | Radiance from Within

Support skin, hair, and cellular vitality with this beauty-boosting copper peptide.

GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper-binding peptide known for supporting healthy skin structure and overall appearance. It plays a role in the body’s normal repair processes by encouraging collagen and elastin synthesis and promoting antioxidant activity.

Formulated as a fast-acting oral dissolving strip, GHK-Cu offers a needle-free, convenient way to support beauty and resilience from within.

Label claims*

Supports collagen and elastin production for smoother-looking skin
Promotes healthy skin tone, texture, and elasticity
Helps maintain skin barrier integrity and hydration
Supports hair follicle health and appearance
Encourages the body’s natural repair and renewal processes
Provides antioxidant support against oxidative stress
Helps maintain cellular health and vitality

Per stripGHK-Cu 3 mgBox20 stripsFlavorTropicalSKUGH-20

Directions: 5 days per week. 2 days off. 12 week cycle is optimal.

Energy — NAD+

Cellular Energy | Power from Within

Recharge your body’s energy at the cellular level.

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a vital coenzyme found in every cell, driving energy metabolism, DNA repair, and mitochondrial performance. NAD+ levels naturally decline with age, stress, and toxin exposure; leading to fatigue, slower recovery, and reduced cellular resilience.

Formulated as a fast-acting oral dissolving strip, NAD+ offers a needle-free, precision-dosed way to restore vitality and support longevity from the inside out.

Label claims*

Promotes healthy cellular energy production
Supports mitochondrial function and resilience
Encourages DNA repair and healthy aging pathways
Helps combat fatigue and support mental clarity
Supports optimal metabolism and recovery
Convenient, needle-free delivery with rapid absorption

Per stripNAD+ 100 mgBox30 stripsFlavorOrangeSKUNAD-30

Directions: 1 strip daily. 12 week cycles are optimal.

Vitality — Glutathione

The Master Antioxidant | Cellular Detox & Glow

Nourish youthful cells from the inside out.

Glutathione is the body’s master antioxidant and cellular protector, vital for detoxification, immune balance, and radiant skin. It plays a critical role in recycling other antioxidants like vitamins C and E, maintaining liver health, and defending against oxidative stress that accelerates aging.

Delivered as a rapid-dissolving oral strip, Glutathione+ offers an advanced, needle-free way to enhance antioxidant status and promote cellular radiance from the inside out.

Label claims*

Supports natural detoxification and liver function
Promotes bright, even-toned, glowing skin
Helps neutralize free radicals and reduce oxidative stress
Supports immune health and cellular repair
Encourages collagen protection and skin clarity
Aids in recycling antioxidants like vitamins C and E
Enhances overall vitality and resilience

Per stripGlutathione 80 mg + NAC 20 mgBox30 stripsFlavorLemonSKUGLUT-30

Directions: 1 strip daily. 12 week cycles are optimal.

Immune — Thymosin Alpha-1

Immune Resilience | Cellular Defense

Support balanced immune function and whole-body resilience.

Thymosin Alpha-1 is a naturally occurring peptide originally found in the thymus gland. It plays a role in supporting the body’s immune response by helping maintain a balanced and effective immune system.

This peptide has been studied for its role in promoting the activity of key immune cells and helping the body adapt to physical and environmental stress. With additional antioxidant support, Thymosin Alpha-1 also contributes to cellular health and normal tissue function.

Label claims*

Helps maintain healthy immune function and immune cell activity
Supports immune resilience during times of stress or exertion
Promotes a balanced inflammatory response
Encourages healthy tissue and cellular recovery
Supports antioxidant defenses for whole-body protection

Per stripThymosin alpha-1 500 mcgBox20 stripsFlavorOrangeSKUTA1-20

Directions: 5 days per week / 2 days off. 4–8 week cycle is optimal.

Strength CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin oral dissolving strip carton, 20 count

Strength — CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin

Strength | Stamina | Support

Help your body feel strong, energized, and resilient.

CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin are peptides that support your body’s natural growth hormone pathways—key regulators of strength, stamina, and metabolic activity. Growth hormone levels typically decline with age, which can affect energy levels, recovery time, and body composition.

Formulated in a fast-acting oral dissolving strip, CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin offer a convenient, injection-free option to support your active lifestyle and recovery goals.

Label claims*

Supports lean muscle development and strength maintenance
Encourages faster recovery from physical activity
Helps maintain a healthy metabolism and energy balance
Supports muscle preservation during caloric restriction or lifestyle change
Promotes skin and connective tissue health
Encourages physical endurance and stamina
Supports restful, quality sleep
Helps maintain a positive mood and overall vitality
Supports healthy stress response and hormonal balance
Promotes a balanced approach to body composition goals

Per stripCJC-1295 250 mcg + ipamorelin 250 mcgBox20 stripsFlavorCitrusSKUCJ-20

Directions: 5 days per week before bed or before workout on an empty stomach. 2 days off. 12 week cycle is optimal.

Intimacy — PT-141+

Intimacy | Desire | Connection

Elevate desire, deepen connection, and enhance intimate vitality.

PT-141+ is a premium intimacy support formula featuring a synergistic blend of PT-141, Oxytocin, and Aminophenylpyrrole—delivered in a fast-acting oral dissolving strip designed to help you feel more connected, confident, and responsive.

This unique peptide-powered blend is formulated to support healthy sexual desire, promote arousal, and enhance emotional intimacy. PT-141 supports the body’s natural pathways involved in libido and physical readiness, while Oxytocin encourages connection and bonding. Aminophenylpyrrole complements the experience by promoting relaxation and mood—so you can be fully present and engaged.

Label claims*

Supports healthy libido and sexual desire
Encourages arousal and physical responsiveness
Promotes circulation associated with intimate vitality
Enhances mood, confidence, and emotional connection
Helps maintain hormonal balance and intimacy readiness
Designed to support overall sexual wellness and satisfaction

Per stripPT-141 1 mg + oxytocin 25 mcg + aminophenylpyrrole 20 mgBox10 stripsFlavorMintSKUPT-10

Directions: As needed, 30–45 minutes before intimacy.

*Label claims are the manufacturer's own, reproduced here as the copy your patients will read on the carton and the questions your front desk will be asked. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Shared base across the line: pullulan film, β-cyclodextrin, stevia, vegetable glycerin, xanthan and arabic gum, citric acid, sunflower lecithin, with a natural flavor and a plant-derived color. Flavors differ by formula — strawberry, tropical, citrus, orange, lemon and mint. Full Supplement Facts panels and the current lot Certificate of Analysis are sent with your pricing sheet.

At a glance

What the format changes for your practice

7Formulas across recovery, beauty, energy and intimacy

0Prescriptions, syringes and sharps containers

Room tempNo cold chain, no reconstitution, no in-use window

Same dayDispensed off your shelf at the end of the visit

Where it sits

Strip, injection, or capsule — the honest comparison

Three formats, three different regulatory categories and three different operational burdens. This is the table to put in front of a partner or a medical director who asks why you are adding a fourth thing to the shelf.

	Oral dissolving strip	Compounded injectable	Capsule or powder
Regulatory category	Dietary supplement	Prescription compounded drug	Dietary supplement
Prescription needed	No	Yes — per patient	No
Pharmacy required	No	Yes — 503(A) or 503(B)	No
Storage	Room temperature, sealed per dose	Often refrigerated; in-use window after reconstitution	Room temperature
Patient burden	One strip in the mouth	Reconstitute, draw up, inject, dispose	Swallow with water
Route	Buccal / sublingual, then swallowed	Subcutaneous or intramuscular	Gastrointestinal, first-pass metabolism
Clinic can dispense today	Yes — retail shelf	Only through the prescribing and pharmacy chain	Yes — retail shelf
Reaches needle-averse patients	Yes	No	Yes

None of this makes one format better than another clinically. Injectable compounded peptides remain the right answer for a large share of protocols, and we will keep sourcing them for you through vetted 503(A) and 503(B) relationships with prescriber coverage in all 50 states. The point of the table is that the strip is a different lane, not a substitute — and adding it does not touch your existing pharmacy or prescriber arrangements.

Plain terms

What this line is, and what it is not

We would rather you read this on the page than discover it after the first order. This is a supplement line, and the compliance posture that comes with it is genuinely different from the compounded lane — looser in some ways, and stricter in others.

What it is

A retail-shelf supplement line

A dietary supplement in an oral dissolving film, labeled under the Supplement Facts format.
Sold wholesale to your practice and retailed to your patients under the manufacturer's label.
Pre-dosed and sealed per strip, so there is no measuring, mixing or in-use expiry.
Documented per lot — a Certificate of Analysis identifying the lot ships with the pricing packet.
Shelf-stable, which means it can be posted to a patient or handed over at the front desk.

What it is not

Not a drug, and not a claim

Not FDA-approved. Statements have not been evaluated by the FDA, and the products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Not a compounded medication, and not a replacement for one. It does not go through a 503(A) or 503(B) pharmacy.
Not a substitute for a prescriber relationship where a protocol calls for a prescription drug.
Not marketed to patients by us. This page, like the rest of this site, is written for licensed providers and practice owners.
Not sold on an absorption claim. We publish the dose per strip, not a bioavailability percentage we cannot substantiate.

One thing to raise with your medical directorIngredient-level regulatory status is not uniform across this category, and it has been moving. FDA maintains bulk-substance lists for compounding and has issued warning letters across the peptide supplement market; the agency's posture toward individual peptide ingredients — including whether a given peptide qualifies as a lawful dietary ingredient at all, and whether an article already approved as a drug may later be sold as a supplement — differs by molecule and continues to change. That is a per-ingredient question, not a per-format one, and it is worth asking about the specific SKUs you intend to stock rather than about “peptides” in general. We will tell you the current status of each formula, in writing, before an order ships — and if the answer for one of them is uncomfortable, we would rather you hear it from us than from a letter.

the format is settled. the ingredient list is the part that needs a current answer.

Getting it on the shelf

From this page to a stocked display

The oral dissolving peptide cartons merchandised on clinic retail shelving, shown at true relative scale — The line shown at scale on ordinary clinic shelving — a carton is about 95 mm tall. Two bays hold every formula with room to spare, at room temperature, with no freezer and no sharps bin.

First

Register your practice

Provider pricing sits behind a free account — nothing in this category is published openly. Create your account here, or tell us which formulas match the services you already run and we will send wholesale tiers, the Supplement Facts panels and the current lot Certificate of Analysis in one packet.

Then

Pick the opening set

Most practices open with three or four formulas rather than all seven — typically the ones that pair with treatments already on the menu, plus one energy or beauty formula for the front desk.

Then

Train the front desk, not the clinical team

There is no protocol to teach and no reconstitution to supervise. The conversation is a retail one: what it is, how to take it, what cycle it runs on.

Ongoing

Reorder against what actually moves

Boxes are small and shelf-stable, so you are not committing capital to a freezer full of inventory. Reorder the two that sell and drop the one that does not.

No minimum volume commitment

Common questions

What providers ask before the first order

What are oral dissolving peptides?

An oral dissolving peptide is a peptide carried in a thin, edible film — an oral dissolving strip — that you place on the tongue or inside the cheek and let dissolve. The film is built on a pullulan base with cyclodextrin, glycerin and flavor; it breaks down in saliva in seconds, releasing the peptide into the mouth. It is a delivery format, not a different molecule: the same BPC-157 or GHK-Cu you know from other formats, in a strip instead of a vial.

Do oral dissolving peptide strips require a prescription?

No. These strips are labeled and sold as dietary supplements, not as compounded drugs, so they do not require a prescription and do not have to route through a 503(A) or 503(B) compounding pharmacy. That is the practical difference from the injectable peptide lane: a clinic can stock them on a retail shelf and dispense them the same day, without a prescriber order for each patient.

How are oral peptide strips different from peptide injections?

Three differences matter to a clinic. Regulatory: the strips are dietary supplements, while compounded injectable peptides are prescription drugs requiring a prescriber and a licensed pharmacy. Handling: strips are individually sealed, shelf-stable and need no refrigeration, no reconstitution, no syringes and no sharps disposal. Patient experience: there is no needle, so the strips reach the substantial share of patients who decline injections outright. They complement an injectable program rather than replacing it.

Do sublingual and buccal peptides actually get absorbed?

Partly, and it depends almost entirely on the molecule. The tissue under the tongue and inside the cheek is thin, non-keratinized and densely vascularized, and what crosses it enters circulation without passing through the liver first. But permeation falls off steeply with molecular size: reported sublingual cutoffs sit near 1,675 Da with a functional threshold nearer 1,000 Da, and peptides above roughly 3,000 Da show under 5% systemic absorption even with permeation enhancers. So a small active like glutathione (307 Da) is a well-supported candidate for this route, while a large one like CJC-1295 (3,647 Da) is not. No product-specific human bioavailability study has been published for these formulas, and any vendor quoting a single absorption percentage across a whole product line is quoting dissolution data, not bioavailability data.

Are oral peptide strips as effective as injections?

No, and no honest supplier will tell you otherwise. A subcutaneous injection delivers essentially the full dose to circulation; every oral or oromucosal route delivers some fraction of it. The scale of the problem is visible in prescription medicine: oral semaglutide, formulated with a dedicated absorption enhancer and FDA-approved, is 0.4–1% bioavailable per its own label. The case for a strip is not that it matches an injection. It is that it reaches patients who will never accept an injection, requires no prescription or pharmacy routing, and needs no cold chain — so the comparison that matters is a strip against nothing, not a strip against a syringe.

Can a clinic sell these without a medical director?

Retailing a dietary supplement is generally not itself the practice of medicine, which is the practical reason this line is easier to add than a compounded injectable program. That is not the same as saying your practice needs no medical oversight: scope-of-practice, corporate-practice-of-medicine, and state retail and licensing rules still govern how your clinic operates, and a recommendation made to a specific patient by a clinician is a clinical act regardless of what is being recommended. Treat this as a retail addition reviewed by whoever already advises your practice, not as a way around oversight. Our state compliance map covers the underlying rules state by state.

How much peptide is in each strip?

Each formula is pre-dosed per strip: BPC-157 500 mcg; GHK-Cu 3 mg; thymosin alpha-1 500 mcg; CJC-1295 250 mcg with ipamorelin 250 mcg; NAD+ 100 mg; glutathione 80 mg with N-acetyl cysteine 20 mg; and PT-141 1 mg with oxytocin 25 mcg and aminophenylpyrrole 20 mg. Boxes hold 30 strips (NAD+, glutathione), 20 strips (BPC-157, GHK-Cu, thymosin alpha-1, CJC-1295/ipamorelin) or 10 strips (PT-141+).

How does a patient use an oral dissolving strip?

One strip is placed on the tongue or inside the cheek and allowed to dissolve fully — it is not chewed. The label directs the user to let it dissolve and then swallow, and the manufacturer suggests avoiding food and drink for about five to ten minutes afterward. Most formulas are used on a five-days-on, two-days-off pattern in cycles of four to twelve weeks; PT-141+ is used as needed, roughly 30 to 45 minutes ahead.

Do the strips need refrigeration or special storage?

No. Each strip is individually sealed in its own foil sachet and stored at room temperature, so there is no cold chain, no reconstitution and no short in-use window after opening. For a clinic that means the product can sit on a retail shelf, travel in a patient's bag, and ship without cold packs.

Are these FDA-approved?

No. They are dietary supplements. Statements about them have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, and the products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Dietary supplements are not FDA-approved before they are sold; the manufacturer is responsible for the safety and labeling of the product. Each formula ships with a Certificate of Analysis identifying its lot.

Can my clinic private-label or retail these strips?

Clinics buy wholesale and retail the line under the manufacturer's label; ask about custom labeling on the call, because availability depends on volume. Wholesale pricing is quoted provider-to-provider and is not published on this site — licensed providers can register for a provider account to see it. Nothing on this page is directed at patients.

Important information. These products are dietary supplements. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. No patient outcome is claimed or guaranteed. Wholesale access is available to licensed medical providers and their practices; nothing on this page is directed at patients, and nothing on it is medical advice. Product availability and permitted retail sale vary by state and by product — confirm both for your practice before you order. Individuals who are pregnant or nursing, or who have a chronic health condition, should consult a healthcare provider before use. Eventide Aesthetics & Wellness is not a pharmacy, a medical practice, or a manufacturer.

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