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September 25, 2026

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Recreate the physical vial proportions to closely match the RetraLabs product vials in the reference catalog.

The vial should be a TALL, SLIM pharmaceutical glass vial, not a short or wide bottle. Keep the glass body noticeably taller than its width. Use a relatively SMALLER silver aluminum crimp cap that is only slightly wider than the vial neck and does NOT dominate the top of the bottle.

Use these proportions:

* Tall cylindrical glass body
* Narrower/slimmer body
* Short rounded shoulder leading into a narrow neck
* Small silver crimp cap
* Cap width only slightly wider than the glass body
* Realistic pharmaceutical vial proportions
* Do NOT use an oversized cap or squat bottle shape

Match the overall physical silhouette of the RetraLabs vials shown in the reference product catalog.

For the label, use a smaller, cleaner label with more white glass visible above and below it. Keep the RetraLabs branding subtle and compact. Use the orange RetraLabs design with “GLP-3 R10” as the main product name and “10 mg” underneath.

Keep the realistic clear glass, silver cap, white studio background, soft shadow, and clean commercial product photography.

IMPORTANT: Do not redesign the physical bottle. Match the reference vial's proportions and silhouette as closely as possible. Do not make the cap oversized, do not make the bottle squat, and do not make the label cover most of the vial.

Edited mockup: Make the product vial significantly larger and taller, matching the proportions

Create a photorealistic premium product photograph of a standard pharmaceutical research vial for RetraLabs.

The vial should match the physical proportions of the RetraLabs vials in the reference images: a medium-sized cylindrical glass vial with a moderately wide body, rounded shoulders, a short narrow neck, and a proportionate silver aluminum crimp cap.

IMPORTANT — use a NORMAL pharmaceutical vial shape. Do NOT make it tall and skinny, do NOT make it look like a test tube, and do NOT make the cap oversized.

The vial should occupy approximately 55–65% of the image height, with comfortable white space around it.

Label design:

* RetraLabs branding at the top
* Orange and white color scheme
* “GLP-3 R10” as the primary product name
* “10 mg” clearly displayed underneath
* Clean modern typography
* Minimal premium biotech/research aesthetic
* Compact label that does not cover the entire vial

Use realistic clear glass, subtle white powder visible inside the vial, realistic silver crimp cap, soft studio lighting, clean white background, natural contact shadow, and high-end pharmaceutical product photography.

The final product should look like a real RetraLabs catalog product photographed professionally, not an illustration, test tube, ampoule, or laboratory sample tube.

The vial should be a TALL, SLIM pharmaceutical glass vial, not a short or wide bottle. Keep the glass body noticeably taller than its width. Use a relatively SMALLER silver aluminum crimp cap that is only slightly wider than the vial neck and does NOT dominate the top of the bottle.

Use these proportions:

* Tall cylindrical glass body
* Narrower/slimmer body
* Short rounded shoulder leading into a narrow neck
* Small silver crimp cap
* Cap width only slightly wider than the glass body
* Realistic pharmaceutical vial proportions
* Do NOT use an oversized cap or squat bottle shape

Match the overall physical silhouette of the RetraLabs vials shown in the reference product catalog.

For the label, use a smaller, cleaner label with more white glass visible above and below it. Keep the RetraLabs branding subtle and compact. Use the orange RetraLabs design with “GLP-3 R10” as the main product name and “10 mg” underneath.

Keep the realistic clear glass, silver cap, white studio background, soft shadow, and clean commercial product photography.

IMPORTANT: Do not redesign the physical bottle. Match the reference vial's proportions and silhouette as closely as possible. Do not make the cap oversized, do not make the bottle squat, and do not make the label cover most of the vial.

Photorealistic studio product photo of a small 3mL glass pharmaceutical vial with a clear glass body, a gray aluminum crimp cap with matte Navy flip-off top, and a rubber stopper underneath the cap. Also need cake powder at the bottom but it need to be purple powder Add my uploaded label to vial with only making the gold on the label more of a gold metallic foil look. Put on a transparent background.

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100ml glass vial with green flip-off cap

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Photorealistic studio product photo of a small 3mL glass pharmaceutical vial with a clear glass body, white lyophilized powder visible inside, a gray aluminum crimp cap with a matching flip-off plastic top, and a rubber stopper underneath the cap. Apply my uploaded label exactly as provided — do not alter, regenerate, or reword any text on it. Vial centered, shot straight-on, soft even studio lighting, subtle soft shadow beneath, clean warm off-white background (hex FBF8F1), minimal reflections, sharp focus on the label, shallow depth of field on the background. No other objects, no hands, no props.

Photorealistic studio product photo of a small 3mL glass pharmaceutical vial with a clear glass body. The neck has a plain gray aluminum crimp cap with a matching gray flip-off top — uniform gray/silver, no colored accent. A rubber stopper sits fully seated and hidden beneath the crimp cap — no rubber visible sticking out above or around the metal. Inside the vial, a solid white freeze-dried lyophilized cake sits at the bottom — a dry, compact, slightly porous solid plug of powder, not loose scattered granules, filling roughly the bottom quarter of the vial. The label wraps the vial and extends down close to the base, leaving only a small strip of bare glass visible at the neck/shoulder above the label — similar to standard commercial peptide vial labeling. Use my uploaded label image exactly as provided, pixel-for-pixel — do not regenerate, redesign, or reword any part of it. Vial centered, shot straight-on, soft even studio lighting, subtle soft shadow beneath, no border, no frame, no card, no rounded corner mat, no vignette — the vial floats with no outline around the photo. Minimal reflections, sharp focus on the label. No other objects, no hands, no props. Make it have a nice background. give a nice background to the vial

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Photorealistic studio product photo of a small 3mL glass pharmaceutical vial with a clear glass body. The neck has a plain gray aluminum crimp cap with a matching gray flip-off top — uniform gray/silver, no colored accent. A rubber stopper sits fully seated and hidden beneath the crimp cap — no rubber visible sticking out above or around the metal. Inside the vial, a solid white freeze-dried lyophilized cake sits at the bottom — a dry, compact, slightly porous solid plug of powder, not loose scattered granules, filling roughly the bottom quarter of the vial. The label wraps the vial and extends down close to the base, leaving only a small strip of bare glass visible at the neck/shoulder above the label — similar to standard commercial peptide vial labeling. Use my uploaded label image exactly as provided, pixel-for-pixel — do not regenerate, redesign, or reword any part of it. Vial centered, shot straight-on, soft even studio lighting, subtle soft shadow beneath, plain flat warm off-white background (hex FBF8F1), no border, no frame, no card, no rounded corner mat, no vignette — the vial floats on a plain background with no outline around the photo. Minimal reflections, sharp focus on the label. No other objects, no hands, no props.

Photorealistic studio product photo of a small 3mL glass pharmaceutical vial with a clear glass body. The neck has a plain gray aluminum crimp cap with a matching gray flip-off top — uniform gray/silver, no colored accent. A rubber stopper sits fully seated and hidden beneath the crimp cap — no rubber visible sticking out above or around the metal. Inside the vial, a solid white freeze-dried lyophilized cake sits at the bottom — a dry, compact, slightly porous solid plug of powder, not loose scattered granules, filling roughly the bottom quarter of the vial. The label wraps the vial and extends down close to the base, leaving only a small strip of bare glass visible at the neck/shoulder above the label — similar to standard commercial peptide vial labeling. Use my uploaded label image exactly as provided, pixel-for-pixel — do not regenerate, redesign, or reword any part of it. Vial centered, shot straight-on, soft even studio lighting, subtle soft shadow beneath, plain flat warm off-white background (hex FBF8F1), no border, no frame, no card, no rounded corner mat, no vignette — the vial floats on a plain background with no outline around the photo. Minimal reflections, sharp focus on the label. No other objects, no hands, no props.