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The most well-documented false positive culprits include ibuprofen and certain NSAIDs producing false cannabinoid positives on some older assays, quinolone antibiotics like levofloxacin producing false opioid positives, pseudoephedrine (found in many cold medications) producing false amphetamine positives, ranitidine producing false methamphetamine positives on some immunoassays, sertraline and certain other antidepressants producing false benzodiazepine or amphetamine positives on some platforms, and dextromethorphan producing false PCP positives

[1] In other words, the highest tested dose produced mean weight loss in the high-teens-of-percent range relative to placebo

DIY kits carry risks of improper needle handling, accidental nerve irritation, or incorrect dosage that professional supervision avoids

Both can be administered intranasally or subcutaneously and the reconstitution approach differs by route