Remove any unsupported claims, language about treating disease, "FDA-approved" tags that aren't accurate, and vague peptide menus
These findings suggest that Dihexa could be a potential treatment for Alzheimer's disease [3]
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Most commonly reported short-term effects are injection-site redness or small bumps