BPC-157 + TB-500
The classic healing pair: local repair plus systemic repair, run side by side.
Why this stack
BPC-157 and TB-500 are the two most used healing peptides, and the community runs them together because the mechanisms barely overlap. BPC-157 is the local one: rodent work shows accelerated tendon, muscle, gut and vessel repair, and it is usually injected as close to the problem area as practical. TB-500 works systemically through actin regulation and cell migration, so injection site matters far less. Every scrap of this evidence is preclinical, and both protocol pages grade it that way.
The protocol at a glance
Community-reported maintenance amounts, derived live from each compound's protocol page. Click through for titration phases, reconstitution steps and the evidence grading behind every number.
| Compound | Dose | Frequency | Recon | Units/injection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 Animal data only |
600 mcg | Once daily | 10 mg + 1 mL | 6 units (0.06 mL) |
| TB-500 Animal data only |
1 mg | Once daily | 10 mg + 1 mL | 10 units (0.1 mL) |
How it is run
- Both are subcutaneous and run daily over the same 4 to 8 week block, commonly at the same time of day.
- BPC-157 goes near the injury site where practical; TB-500 anywhere convenient.
- Many draw both into one syringe; the pre-mixed blend vial exists for exactly this.
- Typical rest after a block: 2 to 4 weeks before repeating.
What the components report
Reported upsides
- BPC-157: Consistently accelerates healing in rodent injury models
- BPC-157: Anti-inflammatory and cytoprotective in preclinical work
- TB-500: Promotes cell migration and tissue repair in preclinical models
- TB-500: Anti-inflammatory properties reported in animal work
Cautions
- BPC-157: No human safety data from controlled trials
- BPC-157: Injection site reactions
- TB-500: No human clinical safety data
- TB-500: Injection site reactions possible
Pulled from each compound's benefits and side effects section. Individual responses vary. Not medical advice.
Track this stack
The free tracker logs each component on its own schedule, rotates injection sites across the whole stack, and counts down every vial with a reorder heads-up.
Sourcing the stack
Same rule as every protocol page: the batch COA matters more than the price. Summit Research Supply is the supplier we feature; code PEPDOSE applies to each component.
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