What you need Required supplies: BPC-157 lyophilized powder vial Bacteriostatic water (NOT sterile water for long-term use) Syringes with needles (3ml syringe recommended) Alcohol wipes Clean workspace Where to get supplies: Bacteriostatic water: Research chemical vendors, some pharmacies Syringes: Amazon, pharmacy (insulin syringes work) Alcohol wipes: Any pharmacy or store Don't use: Sterile water (for single-use only, no preservative) Tap water (not sterile) Saline (can degrade peptides) Learn about water in our bacteriostatic water for peptides and water to mix with peptides guides
After sun exposure: Apply Protect & Restore Body Lotion afterward to aid to minimize the appearance of damage*
Researchers investigate peptide-mediated signaling involving collagen-associated proteins, extracellular matrix remodeling, matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs), copper-dependent enzymes, and molecular regulatory pathways to better understand extracellular communication within experimental systems
What should users avoid while using BPC 157
The molecule is engineered with a trans-3-hexenoic acid moiety covalently attached at the N-terminal tyrosine, a modification that confers significant resistance to enzymatic cleavage by dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4)
In a research lab, technicians reconstitute the material with sterile diluent under a hood, following their institutions best practices for handling peptides