Recovery & Repair Research Peptides UK

Recovery and Repair Peptides

Vials and capsules of BPC-157, TB-500, KPV and the other compounds in the recovery range.

Recovery and Repair Peptides in more detail

What does this shelf hold?

Each compound and the scope of its literature
Compound	Description	Literature
BPC-157	Peptide of 15 residues, made synthetically	Rodent and rabbit injury models; human trials in gastrointestinal medicine
TB-500	Thymosin beta-4 fragment, made synthetically	Murine and in-vitro; actin-binding literature
KPV	Tripeptide taken from the α-MSH sequence	Colitis models in mice
Thymosin Alpha-1	Peptide of 28 residues	Immunology literature
ARA-290	Peptide of 11 residues, derived from erythropoietin	Clinical studies in neuropathic conditions
VIP	Vasoactive intestinal peptide, 28 residues	Physiology and receptor literature

Are any of these sold as a combination?

Both pairings are sold as boxed sets: the Wolverine Stack puts BPC-157 and TB-500 together, and the Recovery Stack adds KPV to that same pair. Neither set has been the subject of research as a set.

In what formats do these come?

All of them are sold as vials; BPC-157 and KPV also come as capsules, which need no reconstitution.

Research use only. Diluent is not a pharmacy, and none of its compounds is a licensed medicine: everything is sold for laboratory research, with no dosage, protocol or administration guidance given. Not intended for human or veterinary use, or for use in food.

Questions on Repair & Recovery

Is BPC-157 the same type of compound as TB-500?

No. TB-500 is a synthetic fragment of thymosin beta-4, while BPC-157 is a fifteen-residue sequence drawn from a protein found in the stomach.

Has anyone researched the combined products?

Not as pairings. Published work covers each compound on its own.