BPC-157
Protocol & calculator
A focused practical reference using OnePin’s reconciled, authored values, with the tools and handling sequence separated from the evidence review.
Quick start
- Route
- Subcutaneous (SubQ) injection
- Start low
- 250mcg SubQ
- Frequency
- 1-2x daily
- Timing
- No fasting required
Can be taken any time. For injury healing, inject near the injury site. Morning and evening dosing (split) may improve outcomes. No fasting required for SubQ. Empty stomach for oral.
These values passed OnePin’s source reconciliation. Clinical appropriateness still belongs with a licensed clinician who knows the person and product.
Calculator & U-100 visual
Barrel marks are volume units on this specific scale, not international units.
Math only. This tool cannot verify product identity, sterility, route, prescription, compatibility, storage history, or whether an input is appropriate.
Vial options
5mg vial
#vial-5mgBAC water2.5mL6 authored rows+
BAC water1mL6 authored rows+
BAC water2mL6 authored rows+
BAC water3mL6 authored rows+
BAC water5mL6 authored rows+
10mg vial
#vial-10mgBAC water2mL6 authored rows+
BAC water1mL6 authored rows+
BAC water3mL6 authored rows+
BAC water5mL6 authored rows+
Dose tiers by route
SubQ Subcutaneous (SubQ) injection
Conservative start
Lowest starting point. Hold about a week to assess tolerance before stepping up.
Standard Healing
animal study · Sikiric et al. 2010 (Curr Pharm Des, 16(10):1224-34)
Run 4-6 weeks; extend for chronic injuries. Often stacked with TB-500. Human exposure data exists at Phase 1 level: safety and blood levels in 42 healthy volunteers (NCT02637284). No completed human trial has shown BPC-157 heals anything. Every efficacy claim still rests on rat studies.
Systemic Twice-Daily
anecdotal · community
Used for more severe or systemic connective tissue injuries.
Timing and titration
Can be taken any time. For injury healing, inject near the injury site. Morning and evening dosing (split) may improve outcomes. No fasting required for SubQ. Empty stomach for oral.
Week 1: 250mcg 1x daily - assess tolerance
Week 2: 250mcg 2x daily - standard therapeutic dose
Week 3+: 500mcg 2x daily if needed for acute injury
Cycle: 12 weeks on, 4 weeks off.
Reconstitution steps
No product-specific step sequence is present in this compound record, so this is a route-appropriate handling sequence. It points back to the existing authored vial options rather than inventing quantities.
- Confirm the vial label, selected vial strength, intended diluent, and the authored vial option below before opening supplies.
- Prepare a clean work area, wash and dry hands, and gather a fresh syringe, alcohol pads, label, and sharps container.
- Inspect the vial and diluent seals, then clean each stopper and allow it to dry fully.
- Draw the BAC-water volume from the selected authored vial option. Do not substitute a different amount from memory.
- Add the diluent using the product or pharmacy method. Do not shake or force material that does not dissolve as directed.
- Inspect the finished solution, write the preparation and discard information on the label, and store it exactly as instructed.
Storage
Reconstitute with bacteriostatic water. Store refrigerated at 2-8°C. Highly stable peptide - resistant to degradation, acid-stable. Shelf life 28-30 days after reconstitution. Do not freeze after reconstitution. Protect from prolonged light exposure. Slight yellow tint is normal and does not indicate degradation. Discard if cloudy or particulate matter visible.
Supplies checklist
- Exact labeled vial and specified diluent
- New U-100 insulin syringe in the capacity required by the authored calculation
- Alcohol pads and clean preparation surface
- Product label or pharmacy instructions
- Prepared-on and discard-by label
- Approved sharps container
Research and handling
Understand BPC-157
Identity, common uses, mechanism, evidence limits, side effects, interactions, pharmacokinetics, regulation, and full references.
Handle it without guessing
Product-specific storage boundaries, clean vial access, preparation checks, administration safety, sharps disposal, and stop signals.