Recovery support with BPC
A peptide many people use to support natural recovery and gut health, offered as part of a provider guided plan built around your goals.
What to expect
BPC is usually part of a conversation about gut, tissue, tendon, joint, or recovery support. The provider starts with your goal, then decides whether BPC alone or a combination is the better clinical fit.
- The visit starts with your goal, symptoms, activity level, and health history
- Your provider reviews medications, contraindications, and whether an injury evaluation is needed first
- BPC may be compared with TB500 or a combination when recovery goals are broader
- If prescribed, your route, dose, instructions, and follow up are set for your individual plan
Treatment price is in addition to the visit fee. Confirm the supply and full cost with your provider. Office and telehealth visits are $100.
Which BPC option fits you?
Not every recovery conversation ends in the same plan. Your provider helps you choose the format and combination that fits your goal.
| Option | What it means |
|---|---|
| BPC alone | Usually the first conversation for gut focused or single area recovery goals. |
| BPC + TB500 | Adds a second peptide when broader recovery and mobility support is the focus. |
| GLOW or KPV stacks | Considered when skin support or inflammatory balance belongs in the bigger picture. |
| Injury care | Pain, swelling, weakness, or worsening symptoms should be evaluated before peptide support. |
What we go over together
- Your provider reviews your health history, medications, and goals to make sure this option is a good fit
- We walk through the current research and possible side effects together, honestly
- Not for use during pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Possible side effects include injection site irritation, headache, fatigue, nausea, bloating, or lightheadedness
- Tell us about any injuries, digestive symptoms, planned surgery, or medications
What a listing means
This information is educational and does not establish that a medication treats, cures, or prevents a disease. Availability depends on clinical appropriateness and provider judgment, and a consultation does not guarantee a prescription.
Your prescription, delivered to your door
When medication is prescribed, it is prepared and dispensed by a state licensed Texas pharmacy that compounds patient specific prescriptions under Section 503A, with both sterile and non sterile compounding services.
Your medication ships directly from the pharmacy to your door. Shipping is included, and orders typically arrive within 3 to 5 business days after pharmacy processing.
Patient specific care under Section 503A
Federal law permits qualifying state licensed pharmacies to prepare medication for an individually identified patient pursuant to a valid prescription when Section 503A requirements are met. These patient specific medications do not go through the FDA premarket approval process used for commercially manufactured drugs. Instead, the pharmacy operates under state pharmacy oversight and applicable federal compounding requirements.
Your provider determines whether a compounded formulation is clinically appropriate after looking at your medical history, available treatments, expected benefits, potential risks, and alternatives.
Questions, answered
How much does BPC cost?
$154 for a 30 day supply, with shipping included when prescribed.
How do I get started?
Start with a $100 telehealth consultation. Your provider reviews your goals, health history, and medications, and decides together with you whether BPC is a clinical fit.
How is BPC evaluated for me?
Through a clinical consultation. The provider looks at what you want help with, such as gut support, tissue recovery, or tendon and joint concerns, plus your health history and current medications, then recommends the format and plan that fit.
What about TB500?
TB500 is commonly considered for mobility and recovery focused goals. It is often discussed alongside BPC when someone is looking for broader tissue, tendon, joint, or movement support.
Does BPC replace treatment for an injury?
No. BPC is supportive care and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. New pain, swelling, weakness, limited movement, or symptoms that are getting worse should be evaluated by a medical provider first.
Start with a consult
$100 consultations, same day and next day in most cases.