Tca mixed with hydrogen peroxide

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A company has developed a skin peel containing 33% TCA, 5% kojic acid, and 62% hydrogen peroxide, but users report that it does not produce a peeling effect. A user expressed interest in creating a similar product at home due to cost concerns. However, forum rules prohibit assistance in preparing drugs or cosmetics, leading to the discussion being locked.
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A company has made a skin peel made with 33% tca 5% kojic acid and 62% hydrogen peroxide. But you don’t peel. I want to make my own since I can’t afford the product. How do I do it
 
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Definitely not by asking here, per forum rules we won't help you prepare your own drugs/cosmetics.

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