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PT-141 nasal spray vs injectable for men
Comparing the two administration methods.
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- Comparing the two administration methods.
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Nasal spray: Typically $150-300 per month Depends on frequency (2-4 doses monthly) Easier to obtain from some sources Injectable: Typically $100-250 per month Requires syringes (a…
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