- Physician-led plan
- One daily pen
- Pause or cancel any time
- Recovery & Repair
- 12 weeks
Recover
BPC-157 · TB-500
The pairing behind the “Wolverine stack”, in one daily pen. Designed to support your recovery from tendon, ligament, muscle and joint injuries.
FromAED 300/ month
Order summary
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Prescription only. Your BioMax physician confirms the protocol is right for you on the call, and sets and adjusts every dose.
Overview
The pairing behind the “Wolverine stack”, one of the most searched-for peptide combinations. The two peptides are studied for complementary roles in repair.
BPC-157 is linked in animal studies to angiogenesis (the growth of new blood vessels into injured tissue) and to more growth hormone receptors on tendon cells. TB-500 is a fragment of thymosin beta-4, which helps cells move to where repair is needed. Both come in a single daily pen.
What's inside
BPC-157
Combined pen- Dose
- 500 mcg daily
- How
- Combined pen, one injection a day
- Length
- 12 weeks
TB-500
Combined pen- Dose
- 666 mcg daily (about 4.7 mg a week)
- How
- Same combined pen
- Length
- 12 weeks
BPC-157 and TB-500 weeks 1–12. Markers: physician may stop at weeks 6–8 once healed; review call at the end of week 12.
Your 12 weeks
Every compound in a block starts and finishes together, with one review call at the end. Your physician tailors the schedule to you.
BPC-157 and TB-500 run together in weeks 1 to 12. Your physician may stop at weeks 6 to 8 once you've healed, and there is a review call at the end of week 12.
What the research looks at
What researchers have measured so far. These are findings from studies, not promises of results.
New blood supply
In lab and animal studies, BPC-157 activated VEGFR2, the main receptor that tells blood vessels to grow, bringing oxygen and nutrients to damaged areas.
Tendon and ligament repair
In tendon cells, BPC-157 increased growth hormone receptors. In rats, injured Achilles tendons healed faster and stronger.
Cell migration
Thymosin beta-4 manages the cell's actin supply, helping repair cells move into injured tissue, according to lab and animal studies.
Inflammation and scarring
TB-500 is being studied for reducing inflammation and fibrosis (excess scar tissue), which may help tissue stay flexible as it heals.
Who shouldn't use it
- Active cancer or a history of cancer
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Anyone under 18
- Known allergy to any ingredient
Your physician reviews your health history on the call before anything is prescribed.
FAQ
The full protocol is 12 weeks. Minor or recent injuries may settle in 6–8 weeks, and your physician can stop the course once you've healed. Long-standing tendon problems usually need the full 12 weeks.
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