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Vial Share

A kit is ten vials.
Your clinic needs two.

So take two. Other practitioners take the other eight, and every one of you pays the kit price instead of the retail price. That is the whole idea.

What splitting actually looks like

One ten-vial kit of Fuan Glutathione. You need two vials for the month. Here is the same kit, shared.

2 vials — yours 8 vials — other practitioners

You pay for two. You wait for the pool, not for the money. Nobody has to buy ten vials of anything to get the ten-vial price.

Your three options, honestly

We are not pretending the alternatives do not exist. Here is where each one actually costs you.

Option 1

Buy the whole kit

Best unit price, and it is yours today.

  • Capital tied up in eight vials you will not use this quarter
  • Expiry clock running on all ten
  • Cold storage for stock you are holding, not using
Option 2

Buy two at retail

No commitment, no waiting, no pool.

  • You pay the retail margin instead of earning it
  • Reselling at a profit gets difficult, sometimes impossible
  • Repeat every month, forever
Option 3 · Vial Share

Split the kit

Kit pricing on the two vials you actually need.

  • Pay for two, not ten
  • No dead stock, no expiry risk on vials you did not buy
  • You wait for the pool to fill — that is the trade

How a split runs

STEP 1

Claim your vials

Pick the product, say how many vials you want. Nothing is charged yet.

STEP 2

Pay to hold them

Payment confirms your place. Unpaid claims release back to the pool at cut-off.

STEP 3

The pool fills

When the last vial in the kit is claimed, the kit is ordered. Every share ships together.

STEP 4

Or it does not

If the kit is short at cut-off, you are refunded in full. You are never left holding a part-kit.

Open to split right now

Every product below breaks into shares. Tablets and capsules split by the blister — ten at a time — because a blister is the smallest thing that survives being opened.

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What protects you

Three things, and you can check all of them

You see the count before you commit. Every pool carries a cut-off. If the kit is short at that cut-off, you are refunded in full within 48 hours.

Elsewhere, a kit that does not fill is quietly removed from your order and you find out when the invoice arrives short. Here the pool count is on the card while you are still deciding, the deadline is on the page, and the money comes back on a stated clock rather than whenever the round is wound up. You are never asked to carry the risk of other people not turning up. Read the allocation policy.