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What is in FastAct?

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What is in FastAct?

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FastAct contains bovine proteins (factors II, VII, IX and X). These proteins are derived from citrated plasma. Plasma is collected from 18 months year old beef cattle, fed non-animal by-products, in FDA/USDA inspected slaughter houses. Health inspections of the animals are certified by veterinarians of the Department of Agriculture. Only plasma from US slaughter houses will be used for source proteins.