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Recovery · INDIVIDUAL PEPTIDE

BPC-157

BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide studied in animal models for tissue and gut-lining repair. A prescription-only, clinician-supervised compounded peptide at Meto.

BPC-157 product bottle

Quick Facts

FORM5 mg/vial lyophilised powder
CYCLE8 weeks
Not currently available while awaiting FDA regulatory action.

The mechanism, in plain language.

Upregulates VEGF expression and modulates the nitric-oxide system, accelerating angiogenesis at injury sites. Typically used in 4–8 week cycles around a specific soft-tissue goal.

How its administered

The dosing schedule below is the typical Meto starting protocol. Your clinician will adjust based on your labs, response and goal.

Schedule details

SCHEDULE

SQ injection near target tissue, or oral capsule for gut-focused protocols. Cycle length typically 4–8 weeks.

Form and sourcing details

FORM & SOURCING

5 mg/vial lyophilised powder, reconstituted on arrival, or 500 μg oral capsules.

WHO ITS A FIT FOR

Who Benefits Most From This Protocol

Designed for adults looking to improve recovery, maintain lean muscle, and support healthy growth hormone function safely and strategically.

  • Post-op or post-injury rehab (tendon, ligament, joint)

  • IBD-adjacent gut inflammation

  • Members who want BPC-157 without the full Recovery stack

  • Active cancer diagnosis

  • Pregnancy and lactation

What the literature says

  • BPC-157 and tendon healing: preclinical review

    Biomedicines, 2023
  • Gastric pentadecapeptide BPC-157 and IBD models

    J. Physiol. Pharmacol., 2020
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Peptide Readiness Panel

The labs that pick your protocol.

IGF-1 sets your GH-axis baseline. hs-CRP flags inflammation that changes which peptides we'd choose. HbA1c and fasting insulin decide whether the muscle-preservation stack is safe for you. Drawn at a partner lab near you, or finger-prick kit to your door.

What you'll get

  • Full panel results in your dashboard in 2–3 days
  • Clinician interpretation in plain language
  • Protocol match (P1–P4) with a confidence score
  • Safety flags surfaced before any prescription
  • HSA/FSA eligible · cancel anytime

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I pick this over the P3 Recovery stack?

If your clinician decides TB-500 isn't needed or contraindicated, BPC-157 solo can be enough — particularly for gut-focused protocols. Otherwise P3 is the better match.

Start with labs.

We won't prescribe BPC-157 without reviewing your baseline labs first. The $149 Peptide Readiness Panel covers what your clinician needs to write a safe, individualised prescription.