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BPC-157

5.0(1 review)

$35–$320

Prices checked 1 hour ago

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Peptide Mind's top pick

Chosen on COA purity, third-party testing, and service, no paid placements.

Protide Health

99.56% COA|5.0|In stock

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At a glance · 13 vendors, 29 offers

Avg. vendor rating

4.4

Third-party tested

11/13

COA per batch

9/13

Offers in stock

27 of 29

COA purity range

99.18–100%

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11 of 13 vendors third-party tested, COA purity 99.18–100% across published labs. Prices re-checked 1 hour ago.

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Where to buy BPC-157 online

We compare BPC-157 offers across vetted research vendors so you can buy with confidence. Every price above is pulled from a verified, in-stock listing — here's what to look for before you check out.

Compare vendors on price-per-mg rather than sticker price, and confirm a third-party Certificate of Analysis (COA) is publicly available before you buy. The comparison table above flags self-tested-only results and account-required vendors so you can filter those out first.

Stick to vendors with no unresolved legal issues or community warnings, and check that stock and pricing were verified recently — the "last checked" date on each listing tells you exactly when. Products listed here are intended strictly for laboratory research use.

BPC-157 Price Comparison

Compare BPC-157 prices across every verified vendor and supplier, ranked by price, purity, and buyer-rated trust. Use the tabs to filter by size.

Prices last checked Aug 6

Vendor	Rating	Stock	Purity	Value	Price
Protide Health protidehealth.com	5.0	In stock	99.56% COA	Great	$65.00
Amino USA aminousa.com	4.3	In stock	99.52% COA	Good	$60.00
Prime Peptides primepeptides.co	4.6	In stock	99.814% COA	Good	$60.00
Oath Research oathresearch.com	4.5	In stock	99.84% COA	Good	$65.00
Eternal Peptides eternalpeptides.com		In stock	99.19% COA	Fair	$70.00
Ameano Peptides ameanopeptides.com	4.8	In stock	No purity reported	Below average	$44.00
Ascension Peptides ascensionpeptides.com	4.8	In stock	No purity reported	Below average	$74.99
Biotech Peptides biotechpeptides.com	4.0	In stock	99.88% COA	Below average	$92.00
BioLongevity Labs biolongevitylabs.com	4.0	In stock	99.78% COA	Below average	$99.97
Core Peptides corepeptides.com	4.8	In stock	99.8% COA	Poor	$97.00
LIVV Natural livvnatural.com	4.0	In stock	No purity reported	Poor	$249.00

Protide Health

protidehealth.com

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Value: Great
Price: $65.00
Last checked: 1h ago
Rating: 5.0
Stock: In stock
Purity: 99.56% COA
Verified
Community signal: Endorsed
Reddit mentions: 129

Amino USA

aminousa.com

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Value: Good
Price: $60.00
Last checked: 1h ago
Rating: 4.3
Stock: In stock
Purity: 99.52% COA
Verified
Community signal: Not endorsed
Reddit mentions: 0

Prime Peptides

primepeptides.co

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Value: Good
Price: $60.00
Last checked: 1h ago
Rating: 4.6
Stock: In stock
Purity: 99.814% COA
Verified
Community signal: Flagged
Reddit mentions: 0

Oath Research

oathresearch.com

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Value: Good
Price: $65.00
Last checked: 1h ago
Rating: 4.5
Stock: In stock
Purity: 99.84% COA
Verified
Community signal: Flagged
Reddit mentions: 0

Eternal Peptides

eternalpeptides.com

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Value: Fair
Price: $70.00
Last checked: 1h ago
Rating
Stock: In stock
Purity: 99.19% COA
Verified
Community signal: Flagged
Reddit mentions: 0

Ameano Peptides

ameanopeptides.com

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Value: Below average
Price: $44.00
Last checked: 1h ago
Rating: 4.8
Stock: In stock
Purity: No purity reported
Verified
Community signal: Flagged
Reddit mentions: 0

Ascension Peptides

ascensionpeptides.com

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Value: Below average
Price: $74.99
Last checked: 1h ago
Rating: 4.8
Stock: In stock
Purity: No purity reported
Verified
Community signal: Flagged
Reddit mentions: 15

Biotech Peptides

biotechpeptides.com

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Value: Below average
Price: $92.00
Last checked: 1h ago
Rating: 4.0
Stock: In stock
Purity: 99.88% COA
Verified
Community signal: Flagged
Reddit mentions: 14

BioLongevity Labs

biolongevitylabs.com

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Value: Below average
Price: $99.97
Last checked: 1h ago
Rating: 4.0
Stock: In stock
Purity: 99.78% COA
Verified
Community signal: Not endorsed
Reddit mentions: 3

Core Peptides

corepeptides.com

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Value: Poor
Price: $97.00
Last checked: 1h ago
Rating: 4.8
Stock: In stock
Purity: 99.8% COA
Verified
Community signal: Flagged
Reddit mentions: 0

LIVV Natural

livvnatural.com

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Value: Poor
Price: $249.00
Last checked: 3d ago
Rating: 4.0
Stock: In stock
Purity: No purity reported
Verified
Community signal: Flagged
Reddit mentions: 0

How to Store BPC-157

The dry powder keeps in the freezer for up to 2–3 years. Once mixed with bacteriostatic water, refrigerate it and use within about a month, and try not to freeze and thaw it repeatedly.

Lyophilized Storage

Store at -20°C, stable up to 24–36 months.

Reconstituted Storage

With bacteriostatic water, refrigerate at 2–8°C for up to 4 weeks.

Handling Notes

Protect from repeated freeze-thaw cycles.

Read the full storage guide

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Compare BPC-157 Vendors

See which vendors and suppliers are trusted for BPC-157 — compare price, purity, and buyer trust signals side by side to find the best one to buy from.

Protide Health is a USA-based research peptide supplier operating from Las Vegas, Nevada, offering HPLC-MS third-party verified compounds at 99%+ analytical purity with public batch-specific certificates of analysis. The company sources from ISO 9001:2015 certified, GMP-compliant manufacturing facilities and is known as a transparent domestic supplier for in vitro laboratory research.

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Overview

Value: Great
Price: $65.00
Rating: 5.0(149)
Verified
Community signal: Endorsed
Reddit mentions: 129

Testing & Purity

Purity: 99.56% COA
Testing: Third-party tested: yesCOA per batch: yesMass spectrometry: yes

Ratings

Purity accuracy: 5.0
Price value: 4.9
Shipping speed: 5.0
Packaging: 4.9
Customer service: 5.0

Buying

In stock
Account required
Payments: Card: yesPayment apps: noCrypto: noBank transfer: noOther: no
Ships to: United States
Last checked: 1h ago

Oath Research (formerly Oath Peptides) is a US-based research peptide supplier headquartered in Gilbert, Arizona, that synthesizes compounds in-house under ISO-certified protocols and independently verifies each batch through triple-pass HPLC, mass spectrometry, and endotoxin screening at a CLIA-certified US laboratory. The company sells exclusively for research, laboratory, or analytical purposes and is not a compounding pharmacy or outsourcing facility.

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Overview

Value: Good
Price: $65.00
Rating: 4.5(23)
Verified
Community signal: Flagged
Reddit mentions: 0

Testing & Purity

Purity: 99.84% COA
Testing: Third-party tested: yesCOA per batch: yesMass spectrometry: yes

Ratings

Purity accuracy: 1.5
Price value: 4.0
Shipping speed: 4.9
Packaging: 4.8
Customer service: 4.8

Buying

In stock
Account required
Payments: Card: yesPayment apps: noCrypto: noBank transfer: noOther: no
Ships to: United States
Last checked: 1h ago

Prime Peptides is operated by Prime Vitality, Inc. (Santa Barbara, CA), a WordPress/WooCommerce research-use-only (RUO) peptide vendor founded in July 2024. The company publishes per-batch Certificates of Analysis with verification keys for Janoshik-tested batches, but received a formal FDA warning letter in December 2024 for marketing GLP-1 peptides (semaglutide, tirzepatide, retatrutide) as unapproved new drugs despite RUO labeling.

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Overview

Value: Good
Price: $60.00
Rating: 4.6(61)
Verified
Community signal: Flagged
Reddit mentions: 0

Testing & Purity

Purity: 99.814% COA
Testing: Third-party tested: yesCOA per batch: yesMass spectrometry: yes

Ratings

Purity accuracy: 4.3
Price value: —
Shipping speed: 4.6
Packaging: —
Customer service: 4.4

Buying

In stock
Account required
Payments: Card: yesPayment apps: noCrypto: noBank transfer: noOther: no
Ships to: United States
Last checked: 1h ago

BPC-157 Dosage Guide for Recovery & RepairBPC-157 Dosage Calculator

BPC-157 is a peptide known for helping the body heal tissue faster.

Vial size

10 mg

Bacteriostatic water

3 mL

Dosing

250–500 mcg

Frequency

Daily

Cycle

As needed

Benefit

Recovery & Repair

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Basic Dosage Calculator

Calculate peptide doses with our visual syringe guide.

Peptide per vial

Target research quantity

Bac water added

How to reconstitute BPC-157

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The materials you'll need and step-by-step instructions for safely mixing BPC-157 with bacteriostatic water.

Materials needed

Your BPC-157 vial (lyophilized)

Alcohol swabs

Bacteriostatic sterile water

3 mL syringes (Luer Lock tip)

25G or 27G needles (Luer Lock). Other gauges may also be acceptable.

Sharps container (optional)

Remove the caps

Remove the caps from both your BPC-157 vial and your bacteriostatic water vial.

Sanitize the rubber stoppers

Wipe down the rubber stoppers on both vials with alcohol swabs and let them dry for about 3 minutes.

Attach the needle

Take your 3 mL syringe and needle. Twist the needle's plastic hub into the Luer Lock tip on the syringe to secure it.

Draw the bac water

Pull back on the plunger to draw your desired volume of bacteriostatic water. If you overfill, just push the excess back in until you reach the right marker on the syringe.

How much bac water? BPC-157 typically comes in a 10 mg vial. We recommend 3 mL of bacteriostatic water, though anywhere between 1 mL and 3 mL is acceptable. For larger vials you can use up to 5 mL — more bac water makes microdosing easier, but insulin needles usually max out at 1 mL per injection. That means a lot of bac water might force you into multiple injections to hit your target dose. Unless you're microdosing, 2 mL per vial is a solid rule of thumb.

Insert the needle into the BPC-157 vial

With the bac water in your syringe, insert the needle into the BPC-157 vial at a slight angle to avoid pressure buildup.

Use a thin needle: Stick to 25G or higher to avoid damaging the rubber stopper. Higher gauge means a thinner needle.

Release the water gently

Let the water run gently down the side of the vial. Don't inject it forcefully.

Heads up: Sometimes the plunger pushes itself in as soon as the needle enters the vial. Hold the plunger back so you have full control over how fast the bac water enters.

Swirl to dissolve

Avoid shaking. Gently swirl, flip, and roll the vial to dissolve the powder.

Be patient: This usually takes 2 to 5 minutes of consistent swirling, mixing in a circular motion, and gently flipping the vial up and down. The water needs to run through the powder many times to fully dissolve it. Don't shake or get aggressive with it.

Check for full dissolution

The solution should be clear with no visible particles. If it's cloudy or clumpy, wait a minute and repeat the swirling step.

Cap, dispose, and store

Once you're done, cap the needle and dispose of it (ideally in a sharps container). Store the reconstituted BPC-157 vial in the fridge whenever it's not in use. It will stay good for approximately 30 days.

How We Rank Offers

We don't just sort by price. Here's how each offer's rating actually gets calculated.

Compared Apples to Apples

We score price per mg against other offers of the same dose size, not the sticker price, so a bigger vial doesn't look like a worse deal than it is.

Price Is Only Part of the Score

We weigh price-per-mg alongside vendor rating, COA purity, and account requirements, so a cheap offer from an unproven vendor won't outrank a fair price from a trusted one.

Trust Gates the Top Ratings

A sub-4.0-rated vendor can't earn "Great value," and missing third-party purity data caps an offer out of "Good" or "Great." No price is low enough to buy around it.

Vendor Trust Signals

We don't sell BPC-157 ourselves — every vendor below is vetted and rated independently before being listed here.

Protide Health — 5.0/5 (149 reviews)

Public, third-party tested COAs on every batch, based in US, account required to view pricing.

Ameano Peptides — 4.8/5 (415 reviews)

Public, third-party tested COAs on every batch, based in US, no account required to view pricing.

Core Peptides — 4.8/5 (281 reviews)

Based in US, no account required to view pricing.

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BPC-157 Buying FAQ

Straight answers on legality, pricing, and vendor vetting before you buy. For research reference only.

BPC-157 is typically sold as a lyophilized (freeze-dried) powder that must be reconstituted before use in research. Bacteriostatic water is drawn into a syringe and injected slowly down the inside wall of the vial to avoid disturbing the powder, then gently swirled (not shaken) until fully dissolved. The exact amount of water used determines the final concentration, so it's worth using a dosage/reconstitution calculator to match your vial size (commonly 5mg or 10mg) to your intended dose. This is for laboratory research use only, not for human or animal administration.

There is no FDA-approved or standardized human dosage for BPC-157, since it is not approved for medical use. Published research and commonly cited protocols reference doses in the 200–500 mcg range, once or twice daily, over cycles of roughly 4–8 weeks, though there's little human pharmacokinetic data to confirm these figures. Our dosage calculator is a math/conversion tool to help researchers translate a given protocol into volumes based on vial strength and reconstitution amount — it is not a clinical recommendation.

Yes, BPC-157/TB-500 blended vials are common in research settings and are one of the most searched combinations on peptide dosage calculators. Blends are usually specified by total milligrams of each peptide per vial (e.g., a "10mg/10mg" blend), and the reconstitution math works the same way as for a single-peptide vial — the calculator just needs the blend ratio and vial size. As with any multi-peptide product, confirm the exact mg breakdown per vial from the vendor's label or certificate of analysis before doing any calculations.

BPC-157 ("Body Protection Compound-157") is a synthetic peptide derived from a protein found in human gastric juice, studied mainly in animal models for its potential role in tissue repair and gut-lining protection. It has not been approved by the FDA for any human or veterinary use, and there is currently no legal basis for it to be sold as a drug, supplement, or compounded medication for human consumption. Products on this site are marketed strictly for laboratory research purposes.

BPC-157 sits in a legal gray area in the U.S.: it can be sold for laboratory research use, but the FDA has stated there is no legal pathway for it to be marketed, compounded, or sold for human use, and it is banned by major sports organizations (e.g., WADA, UFC, NFL) for competitive athletes. Regulations vary by country and can change, so buyers are responsible for understanding the laws in their own jurisdiction before purchasing.

Look for a recent, batch-specific Certificate of Analysis (COA) from an accredited third-party lab (for example, ISO 17025-accredited testing) showing purity percentage and confirming the vial contains what the label claims. Reputable vendors publish COAs directly on the product page or provide them on request — avoid vendors who can't produce one or only show generic/stock lab reports. Our vendor comparison table highlights which sellers provide verifiable third-party testing.

Once mixed with bacteriostatic water, BPC-157 should be refrigerated at roughly 2–8°C (36–46°F) and is generally considered usable for several weeks, though potency declines over time and with light or temperature exposure. Unreconstituted (lyophilized) powder is more stable and should be kept refrigerated or frozen, away from light, until you're ready to mix it. Always check for cloudiness or discoloration before use and follow the specific guidance provided by your vendor.

Because BPC-157 is not FDA-approved, there is no standardized human safety profile, and most available data comes from animal studies rather than controlled human trials. Risks associated with unregulated research peptides generally include impurities, inaccurate labeling, and contamination from non-sterile manufacturing or handling. This information is provided for research/informational purposes only and is not medical advice — consult a qualified professional before making any health-related decisions.

BPC-157 is frequently combined with peptides such as TB-500, GHK-Cu, and KPV in pre-mixed blends (often marketed under names like "GLOW" or "KLOW" protocols), reflecting strong search demand for these combinations. Each peptide in a blend has its own dosing considerations, so total blend strength and per-peptide mg content should be confirmed via the product label or COA before calculating a research protocol. As with single-peptide products, these blends are intended for laboratory research use only.