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Hello and welcome to thephagetherapy.blogspot.com ! Our team is delighted that you enjoyed our website. We at thephagetherapy began our adventure in May 2025 but have already recorded an impressive number of visits of over 700 in just one month, with visitors from over 15 different countries.

We managed to quickly get our site ranked by Google, which means that visitors should continue to grow. Finally, in just a few weeks, we managed to become the third most visited website about bacteriophage viruses.

We are open to any business partnership opportunities concerning the following activities: Companies related to phage therapy, Companies related to antibiotic resistance, Government organizations (free), Cosmetic companies related to phages, Equipment, Microbial products, Viral products, Protective gear, Biological and research products.

Here, unlike other sites like Bacteriophage.news or Thephage.xyz, we prioritize the visitor experience while ensuring that advertising or commercial efforts do not impact the reading experience. Your commercial efforts are guaranteed to reach an informed audience for a very small fee.

If you would like to know more about the terms of this partnership or to propose your own, contact us at thephagetherapy@gmail.com!



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Our team is pleased to offer you a way to contribute to science and allows you to share your ideas and scientific articles regarding phage-related applications, particularly in the medical field. If you are a student, scientist, doctor, or licensed practitioner and you specifically use or study phages, a slot for your article will be reserved based on its scientific quality.

For any requests to publish your article, please contact us at thephagetherapy@gmail.com !

Thank you in advance for your contribution!





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