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"replacement product" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a product that is used to replace another product, usually due to damage or malfunction. For example: - "I bought a replacement product for my broken phone." - "The store offered a replacement product for the defective toy." - "The company has released a new replacement product for their old model."
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Alternatively, pooling colostrum can be replaced by feeding a colostrum replacement product with a known immunoglobulin concentration.
Finally, for homeowners who want to replace their existing gutters themselves, another gutter replacement product, the Rainhandler, is really not a gutter at all.
To assist individuals in their weight loss efforts, meal replacements were provided free of charge and participants were instructed to replace two meals and one snack per day with a meal replacement product for the first 4 months and then one meal and one snack per day for months 5 12.
The replacement product cost $250 a month.
He does repairs and installs electronics and a replacement product for teak floors on boats.
Soylent is just the latest meal replacement product in which As You Sow has found higher levels of heavy metals than allowed under California law without a warning.
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These C1-INH replacement products inhibit factor XII and kallikrein activity, which reduces bradykinin production [21].
(Eventually, Tetrick said he's hoping to replace the scrambled eggs too, and also to launch other replacement products).
The agency has not yet tested meal replacement products.
Its products include oral contraceptives, hormone replacement products and treatments for severe acne and psoriasis.
Wyeth projects that sales of its hormone replacement products will total about $1.5 billion this year, she said.
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