BPC-157: What It Is, Research Use, Storage and Single Vials
BPC-157 is a 15-amino-acid peptide. The name stands for "body protection compound," and the sequence was originally described from a protein found in gastric juice. It is not an approved drug in the US.
Why researchers look at it
Most of the published work on BPC-157 is in animals and cell cultures. For what those papers actually say, read what the papers say about BPC-157.
Sizes
BPC-157 comes as a 5mg vial. More on the BPC-157 page.
Keeping the powder stable
BPC-157 arrives freeze-dried. Until it is opened, a refrigerator keeps it cool, dark and dry. After reconstitution with bac water, return it to the fridge and keep it out of direct light. Details live in our storage guide.
Buying BPC-157 by the vial
A 5mg BPC-157 vial is sold on its own, so there is no kit to commit to. Add one, or stock up with several in the same cart. Single Vial Peptides ships free to any US address, offers a free 3ml bac water you can tick at checkout, and charges a flat $40 for international delivery.
Research use
BPC-157 here is a laboratory reagent. It is not for people or animals, and this guide gives no dosing or medical advice.
Flacons mentionnés dans ce guide
- BPC-157 5mg · $35.00
Flacons de recherche. 21 ans et plus. Pas pour les personnes ni les animaux. Pas un avis médical.