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Name: melanotan 2 forum 2018 A peptide that makes you tan. Sounds great. What could go wrong? When it’s activating your melanocytes to increase pigment in your skin, it may also be causing cancer— melanoma. I’ve had patients have Melanotan II (“Tan Jabs”): Why
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