Rat Achilles-tendon study
Function was checked daily; tissue and biomechanics were examined at five points.
BPC-157Prescription BPC-157
Still feeling the same tendon?
In rat studies, BPC-157 improved measures of tendon and ligament healing and showed anti-inflammatory activity across several injury models.
$319/month
What the animal studies measured
Tendons. Ligaments. Inflammation.
The studies tracked movement, tissue strength, collagen organization, visible repair, and inflammatory activity across injury models.
Rat ligament follow-up
The studies followed functional, biomechanical, microscopic, and visible repair measures.
Four distinct measures
Movement, load handling, tissue microscopy, and integrity were assessed.
Rat tendon + ligament studies
Better function. Better load handling. More organized repair tissue.
Across Achilles-tendon, ligament, and myotendinous injury models, the studies reported improvements in functional, biomechanical, microscopic, and tissue-healing measures.
Device conceptPlanned BPC-157 pen
9 mg in one 3 mL cartridge.
- Planned format
- Reusable pen + 3 mL cartridge
- Strength
- 3 mg/mL · 9 mg total
- Routine
- 12 units Monday through Friday
- Supply
- 25 doses · 1 month
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BPC-157 questions
Questions about BPC-157.
What is included in the BPC-157 guide?
Study notes, product details, sources, and the practical questions around formulation, strength, supply, storage, and price.
Does BPC-157 heal injuries?
Rat studies have reported better functional, biomechanical, microscopic, and tissue-healing measures after tendon, ligament, and myotendinous injury.
How would Rebody offer BPC-157?
The planned prescription uses a reusable pen with one 3 mL cartridge. It contains 9 mg total at 3 mg/mL. The prescribed routine is 12 units under the skin, Monday through Friday, with 25 doses each month.
Is compounded BPC-157 FDA-approved?
No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. A BPC-157 prescription would be prepared for an individual patient by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy.