B P C- 157 3mg/ml 5ml (15mg) Vial SC INJECTION with Service Fee CASA

• DOSING: Patients typically inject 500mcg once daily in a 90-day dose cycle with a 4-6 week break between cycles. Each vial will last you 30 days with this dosing. With this particular concentration, 500mcg is 16.7 units so your instructions will be to inject 450mcg daily (15 units) for ease of drawing up the medication. This will give you about 33 injections.
• Patients may order up to 3 vials at a time. You save $100 by ordering all 3 vials in a dose cycle at once (lasts 90 days).
• Injection supplies for #30 500mcg injections (insulin syringes and alcohol wipes) will be included for each vial ordered. You may order up to three vials at a time.
• The ORAL form of BPC-157 can be ordered by ANYONE. You do not have to have a Push Health account to order the oral form; ordering is open to anyone in ANY state! Click HERE to order.

WHAT IS B P C-157?

B P C 157, composed of 15 amino acids, is a partial sequence of body protection compound (B PC) that is discovered in and isolated from the human gastric juice. Experimentally it has been demonstrated to accelerate the healing of many different wounds, including tendon-to-bone healing and superior healing of damaged ligaments. Also, B P C 157 seems to protect organs and to prevent ulcers of the stomach. It has been studied and does show some promise in treating IBS as well. This peptide is also shown to decrease pain in damaged areas. Those who suffer from discomfort due to muscle sprains, tears and damage may benefit from treatment with this peptide. It can also help aid skin burns to heal at a faster rate and increase blood flow to damaged tissues.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?

• Tendon and Ligament Healing
• Increase Collagen Synthesis
• Wound and Bone Healing
• Decrease Inflammation
• Gastrointestinal Healing

POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS:

The most common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, and dizziness. These tend to be relatively mild side effects and short-lasting.

Joint Commission guidelines for proper use of many multi-dose vials include the recommendation to discard the vial 4 weeks after first puncture, even though the Beyond Use Date (BUD) may be longer. These guidelines are generally followed in office and hospital settings, particularly when the vial is used for multiple different patients. However, this same suggestion is made for vials punctured several times a day or only once a week. With certain vial sizes/doses/packages, using all of the medication in the vial without wasting any could result in a patient using the vial for longer than 28 days after first puncture. If you choose to use your vial longer than 28 days after first puncture due to package size or maintenance dosing, you must acknowledge that you understand the Joint Commission recommendations to discard the vial 28 days after first puncture, even if you only puncture the vial once a week. You will be using the vial at your own discretion.

If you have any concerns about this issue and for best safety practices, please choose a 4-week package and discard any medication leftover 28 days after first puncture.