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Spot Self-Produced Carp Pituitary Gland From the Breeding Season in March and November Carp Pituitary

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UAF UNITED AGRO FISHERIES LIMITED
13 yrs
BD

Attributes

Carp Fish Pituitary GlandType
OthersApplication
FishSource
WhiteColor
Absolute Alcohol & Pure AcetoneIngredients
1gm Sealed Glass BottlePackaging
Place of Origin:Bangladesh
Brand Name:UAF
Form:Granular
Shelf Life:2 Years
STORAGE:Cool Dry Place
MOQ:1 G
Sample:Avaliable
Purity:100% High Purity
Size:2.0mg-3.0mg & Above 3.0mg / Gland
Test Method:BAU BD
Salubrity / Sanitary Certificate:Bangladesh Government
Certificate:ISO 9001:2015

Key attributes

Type
Carp Fish Pituitary Gland
Application
Others
Source
Fish
Color
White
Ingredients
Absolute Alcohol & Pure Acetone
Packaging
1gm Sealed Glass Bottle
Place of Origin
Bangladesh
Brand Name
UAF
Form
Granular
Shelf Life
2 Years
STORAGE
Cool Dry Place
MOQ
1 G
Sample
Avaliable
Purity
100% High Purity
Size
2.0mg-3.0mg & Above 3.0mg / Gland
Test Method
BAU BD
Salubrity / Sanitary Certificate
Bangladesh Government
Certificate
ISO 9001:2015

Packaging and delivery

Packaging Details
1gm X 5 Vials Per Master Cartoon
Port of dispatch
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, Bangladesh
Selling Units
Single item
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Supply capacity

Supply Ability
20000 grams per Year
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Lead time

Customization options

Customized logo (Min. order: 200 grams)
Customized packaging (Min. order: 200 grams)
Graphic customization (Min. order: 200 grams)
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Product descriptions from the supplier

1 - 50 grams
$90
51 - 80 grams
$88
81 - 200 grams
$85
>= 201 grams
$80

Quantity

Customization options
Customized logo (Min. order: 200 grams)
Customized packaging (Min. order: 200 grams)
Graphic customization (Min. order: 200 grams)

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