A small suffix can separate records
The reference directory lists CJC-1295 DAC and CJC-1295 NO DAC independently. Keep those complete labels in your notes and enquiries. A shortened CJC-1295 label leaves an important identity question unresolved.
Check the combination too
The catalog also includes an explicitly no-DAC blend with ipamorelin and separate-vial DAC/ipamorelin stacks. These differ in both the named form and the format of the listing. Neither difference should disappear when comparing quantities.
Use structured fields
Record the named form, component amounts, total amount and whether the material is combined or separately supplied. A separate field for source documentation helps prevent a statement about one record from being copied into another.
Ask a precise question
Instead of requesting a generic CJC product, cite the full entry name and catalog code. Request confirmation of the actual formulation and specification before interpreting price or availability.