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BPC-157
6-Month Plan · $152/mo
Subcutaneous injectionInjectionProvider prescribedPrescribedSave $101 on 6 months

BPC-157

The peptide studied for how the body repairs itself, prescribed online. One small shot at home to support recovery after training, comfort in tendons and joints that never quite settle, and a calmer gut. Most patients run it as a course of several weeks and repeat it when a new strain shows up.

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  • Recovery support after hard training or a strain.
  • Studied for tendon, ligament and joint comfort.
  • Studied for the gut lining and digestive comfort.
  • A simple shot at home. No clinic, no mixing.
  • Online provider visit and ongoing care in the portal
  • Compounded BPC-157, a 30-day supply
  • Syringes, alcohol swabs and first-dose instructions
  • Free expedited shipping on every order
  • One small shot at home, on your provider’s schedule
  • Your provider sets your dose and adjusts it to your response
  • Ships cold and ready to use. No mixing.
  • Prescription only. A U.S. licensed provider reviews your health history first.
  • Compounded BPC-157 is not an FDA approved product, and human research on it is limited.
  • Most reports are mild and temporary: redness or warmth at the injection site, and sometimes a brief headache, nausea or dizziness on the first dose or two.
  • Your provider screens your full history first. Message them in the portal with any concerns.
  • Available in all 50 states. Eligibility and state availability are confirmed during intake, before any charge.
LegitScript certifiedU.S. licensed providersCertificate of AnalysisFree expedited shipping

The peptide studied for how the body repairs itself.

Tablets and a capsule
Oral BPC-157 capsules
Gut first

Capsules are broken down in the digestive tract before much of the peptide circulates. Not the same intervention.

Small insulin syringe on linen
Subcutaneous
Direct

The subcutaneous route delivers BPC-157 directly and bypasses the breakdown that limits capsules.

Syringe with linen and prep pad
At home
Simple

A short shot you give yourself at home. No clinic, no mixing, no guessing.

Many patients run BPC-157 alongside training, rehab or a GLP-1 program for recovery support. Others use it on its own for tendon, joint and gut comfort.

Research vials online vs. a prescription at home.

PepHaus BPC-157 vial PepHaus BPC-157
Research vials onlineUnknown purity
  • No provider, no prescription, no one to ask
  • Purity and concentration not verified
  • Powder you reconstitute and dose yourself
  • Labeled not for human use
PepHaus, 6-month plan$152/mo
  • BPC-157, a subcutaneous injection at home
  • Provider review and dose adjustments included
  • Certificate of Analysis on every vial
  • Free expedited shipping, cancel anytime online

Prescription only; a licensed provider decides whether BPC-157 is appropriate for you. Compounded BPC-157 is not an FDA approved product and human research on it is limited.

Licensed physicians review every order.

Every PepHaus visit is reviewed by a licensed physician from the Wasef Health Group provider network. A doctor reads your intake, decides if treatment is right for you, and sets your plan.

Dr. Michael Wasef, MD
Dr. Michael Wasef, MDInternal medicine · Founder, Wasef Health
Dr. Andrew Sakla, DO
Dr. Andrew Sakla, DOInternal medicine
Dr. James Teet, DO
Dr. James Teet, DOFamily medicine

Also caring for PepHaus patients: Dr. David Wasef, MD, Dr. Asad Khan Niazi, MD, and Dr. Constantin Chikando, MD.

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Physicians are affiliated with Wasef Health Group.

What patients say.

★★★★★5.0 on Googlefrom PepHaus patient reviews
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"Premium product start to finish! They make the process extremely easy. Couldn't recommend more!!!"

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"I've been a customer for a few months and love how easy PepHaus makes the whole process, even when changing my subscription. My first order arrived in 2 days, and I heard from the physician within a few hours of submitting my request."

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"This was such a great experience. It was easy to schedule and meet with the provider."

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Reviews are from real PepHaus patients. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.

It goes into the fat layer. That is the point.

A tiny needle places the dose just under the skin, in the fat layer. From there the subcutaneous route releases BPC-157 gradually over hours, which is why most protocols use a small daily dose rather than a large one.

Diagram of skin, fat layer and blood vessels with a short needle stopping in the fat layer
Skin
Fat layer. The dose goes here.
Blood vessels. Slow, steady pickup.
Muscle. Not involved.

What it does

What BPC-157 supports
BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound 157) is a 15 amino acid peptide first studied from a protein found in gastric juice. It has been studied for its effects on tendon, ligament and muscle repair, on the gut lining, and on blood flow to injured tissue.
RECOVERYSupported
JOINTSStudied
GUTSupported
ROUTEAt home
What to expect over time
Most patients run BPC-157 as a course of four to eight weeks alongside rest, rehab or training, then pause. Some report changes in comfort and recovery within the first few weeks. Others notice little. Human research is limited, effects are gradual and patient-specific, and individual results vary.
Who it is for
Adults dealing with a nagging tendon, ligament or joint issue, slow recovery from training, or ongoing gut discomfort, who want a provider-led option instead of an unregulated vial. Provider approval is required based on your health profile. Your provider screens your history and anything else you take during intake.
Side effects and safety
Human safety data on BPC-157 is limited. Reports are generally mild and temporary: redness or warmth at the injection site, and sometimes a brief headache, nausea or dizziness on the first dose or two. Compounded BPC-157 is not FDA approved, and compounded medications are prescribed only when a licensed provider determines that a commercially available, FDA approved alternative is not clinically appropriate for you.
Breakdown of what BPC-157 does

No insurance. No clinic. No waiting room.

A U.S. licensed provider reviews your intake, usually within 24 hours.

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Straight answers.

What is BPC-157?
BPC-157 stands for Body Protection Compound 157. It is a 15 amino acid peptide first studied from a protein found in human gastric juice. It has been studied for its effects on tendon, ligament and muscle repair, on the gut lining, and on blood flow to injured tissue. Human research is still limited.
Why injection instead of capsules?
Capsules are broken down in the digestive tract before much of the peptide circulates. The subcutaneous route delivers BPC-157 directly, in a small daily dose you give yourself at home. Your provider decides which route fits you.
What is the protocol?
A small subcutaneous injection at home, usually once a day. Your provider sets your dose and your schedule based on your intake, and adjusts both based on how you respond. Most patients run a course of four to eight weeks, then pause. Everything is managed through your dashboard.
What are the common side effects?
Reports are generally mild and temporary: redness or warmth at the injection site, and sometimes a brief headache, nausea or dizziness on the first dose or two. Human safety data is limited. Your provider reviews your history first and answers any concerns in the portal.
Can I take BPC-157 with a GLP-1 or sermorelin?
Many patients do. Recovery support is the most common reason patients on tirzepatide, semaglutide or sermorelin add BPC-157. Tell your provider everything you are taking and they will confirm the combination is appropriate.
How fast will I notice anything?
Some patients report changes in comfort or recovery within the first few weeks. Others notice little. Effects are gradual and patient-specific, and individual results vary.
What if I miss a dose?
Take the next dose on your regular schedule. Do not double up. Message your provider in the portal if you have questions.
Who fills the prescription?
A U.S. licensed compounding pharmacy partnered with PepHaus. Every vial ships with a Certificate of Analysis showing purity and concentration, ready to use. No mystery powder, no mixing, no guessing.
Where is BPC-157 available?
BPC-157 is available in all 50 states. Eligibility is confirmed during your intake, before any charge.
Is compounded BPC-157 FDA approved?
No. Compounded medications are prepared for individual patients by licensed pharmacies under a provider's prescription and are not FDA approved products. Every PepHaus vial ships with a Certificate of Analysis.
Do I need insurance? Can I cancel?
No insurance needed. One flat price covers the provider visit, the medication, supplies and shipping. Cancel anytime from your dashboard, no phone call.

Four steps. No waiting room.

Step 1: a five minute online visit on your phone, no appointment
STEP 01
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A short online intake. No waiting room, no phone tag.

Step 2: a U.S. licensed provider in your state reviews your intake
STEP 02
A provider reviews it

A U.S. licensed provider decides if BPC-157 is appropriate for you. $0 charged during this step.

Step 3: medication compounded by a licensed U.S. pharmacy and shipped cold to your door
STEP 03
Charged only if prescribed

If approved, your card is charged and the pharmacy prepares your first shipment.

Step 4: message your PepHaus care team anytime in the patient portal
STEP 04
It ships to your door

Free expedited shipping, every time, including refills. Message your provider anytime.

Ready when you are.

Prescribed by a U.S. licensed provider and shipped cold to your door.

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