Synedica BPC 157 & TB 500 Injection Pen Kit is a cutting-edge peptide supplement for recovery.

TB 500 is renowned for its ability to accelerate healing, reduce inflammation, and improve muscle recovery. It enhances overall physical performance by promoting cell migration, blood vessel formation, and tissue regeneration.

BPC 157 is known for its potent regenerative properties. It accelerates healing by enhancing angiogenesis (the formation of new blood vessels), improving blood flow to damaged areas, and promoting faster tissue repair

Synedica BPC 157 & TB 500 Injection Pen Kit contains 1 pen, 12 disposable needles and an instruction booklet.

70% TB 500 and 30% BPC 157.

Each 3ml pen has 40mg which can be delivered across 4 full doses of 10mg, or in increments of 2.5mg, 5mg, 7.5mg or 10mg. Each dose is 70% TB 500 and 30% BPC 157.

2.5mg = 1.75mg TB 500, 0.75mg BPC 157
5mg = 3.5mg TB 500, 1mg BPC 157
7.5mg = 5.25mg TB 500, 2.25mg BPC 157
10mg = 7mg TB 500, 3mg BPC 157

Recommended dosage is 5mg taken 2 or 3 times a week.

⚠️ Important Notice
All products are produced exclusively for controlled laboratory research and development applications.
Not for human or animal consumption.

🔬 Suitable R&D Applications
 

🧪 Stability Testing
Thermal, enzymatic, and oxidative degradation studies

Shelf-life evaluation & formulation robustness

⚗️ Formulation Development
Enhances solubility, bioavailability, and structural integrity

Tailored for injectable, topical, and research-grade use

🧩 Excipient Compatibility Testing
Evaluates interactions between peptides & inactive components

Ensures safety, stability, and performance

🔒 Protease Resistance Evaluation
Assesses susceptibility to enzymatic breakdown

Supports development of more durable peptide products

📦 Encapsulation & Carrier Systems
Liposomes, microspheres, and other delivery vehicles

Protects peptides & enables controlled release

💉 Administration Route Assessment
Optimized for:

Parenteral delivery (injectables)

Dermal absorption (cosmetic/topical)

In vitro research applications