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Hydrogel butt and breast Injections kits for sale

FOR BREAST, BUTTOCK, GENITAL AND WHOLE BODY SHAPING INSTANTLY! BUTTOCKS INJECTIONS...A KILLER REAR IN ABOUT AN HOUR

The Price list is as follow

$600 for 250 CC (125cc for each cheek)

$1200 for 500CC (250cc for each cheek)

$1800 for 750CC (375cc for each cheek)

The price for 1000ml (20 x 50ml) is USD $2500 including shipping cost.

Hydrogel can increase or change the size of these areas:

1. Upper buttock

2. Middle buttock

3. Lower buttock

4. Hip expansion

5. Outer thighs

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