How do I get started with my first shipment?

How do I get started with my first shipment?

Included in your package is a guide outlining your specific dosage, the schedule you should follow, and when to increase the dose as directed by your doctor. Before preparing your medication, carefully read through this information to understand your dosing schedule. Your starting dose will be a low amount, which allows your body to adjust to the medication. Follow the dosing schedule your doctor has prescribed, and take your medication only once per day (or as otherwise directed).
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