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BPC-157+TB-500:10MG Blend (Inj)

Reconstitution volumes and example dosing schedules below. Review the Prep & Injection Guide before proceeding. Values are reference points for research workflows — verify against your own source documentation.

RECONSTITUTION AND DOSING PROTOCOLS FOR BPC-157+TB-500: 10MG “WOLVERINE” BLEND

8-week cycle followed by 4-8 week washout period

May be taken at any time of day

Dosing does not require fasting

Subcutaneous or Intramuscular Administration

RECONSTITUTION

Mix with 2mL (200 units) of BAC water

DOSING

STANDARD PROTOCOL

Weeks 1-2: 6 units (600mcg), 1x/day

Weeks 3-8: 8 units (800mcg), 1x/day

MAXIMUM PROTOCOL

Weeks 1-2: 10 units (1,000mcg), 1x/day

Weeks 3-8: 6 units (600mcg), 1x/day

¹: Either subcutaneous or intramuscular injection may be used to administer this blend. Each has it’s own pro’s and con’s. You may rotate between the two at will. However, certain regions of the body result in higher systemic bioavailability, with the stomach offering the best absorption overall.

Subcutaneous:

Pro’s: Provides systemic benefits by entering the bloodstream and circulating throughout the body; good for both general healing and healing multiple injuries.

Con’s: Absorption is slower than in IM injections.

Intramuscular:

Pro’s: Faster absorption and more noticeable effects. Suitable for acute injuries, post-surgery recovery, or severe inflammation where quick effects are needed. Can be used for general benefits and systemic benefits and is also recommended for targeted pain relief, especially localized injections near the affected area. Con’s: Some may consider IM injections to be more difficult and/or more painful.

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Prep & Injection Guide

Reconstitution, storage, and syringe selection.

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