BPC-157 Peptide Capsules, Gluten-Free

Only taken them for a week. Just still waiting for them to kick in.

This product appears to be misleadingly labeled as BPC-157 Peptide Capsules. Instead of containing the actual body protection compound 157, it offers a range of L-amino acids. The name of the product can easily mislead consumers into believing they are purchasing BPC-157, which is a specific peptide known for its potential benefits in healing and regeneration.A closer look at the ingredient list reveals that the active component BPC-157, typically dosed at 250 mcg, is not present. This absence raises questions about the authenticity of the peptide content in these capsules. Consumers should be aware of this discrepancy to avoid purchasing a product that may not meet their expectations or needs.For those specifically seeking BPC-157 for its purported therapeutic effects, it is crucial to verify the ingredients and ensure the presence of the active compound. This situation highlights the importance of careful product evaluation, especially when it comes to supplements marketed for health and wellness benefits.

This is NOT BPC-157. The ingredients clearly say "BPC-157 blend" and a blend of some other amino acids - literally just overpriced protein powder. Do not buy this thinking it's BPC-157.

So I don't think this is actually a peptide.First up, actual peptides can only be sold for "research" purposes in the UK (and plenty of people "research" them!). Secondly, the ingredients listed in the back are simply a list of amino acids.Now, the blend of amigos is actually good, and amino acids are a great supplement for a whole host of bodily functions, including all the ones listed in this advert (hanece still giving 3 stars), and foe the price, it's actually a good supplement at a good price! But it's not a peptides, which if your looking for, means you don't want another amino supplement to add to your daily collection.

My partner asked me to order these SoloTree BPC-157 after doing some research about supplementation before his recent shoulder operation.There are 60 capsules in a tub - the recommended daily amount is 2 a day (1000mcg). BPC-157 is said to support bone, cartilage, muscle strength, provide antioxidant support (reduces inflammation) and pain relief. They are GMP Certified, Non-GMO, Dairy and Gluten-Free.It's not just for athletes or bodybuilders, anyone who lives an active lifestyle and / or needs extra physical support / healing could benefit from these amino acids.It's derived from human gastric juice but the therapeutic version is synthesised in a lab:"BPC 157 ...is made of 15 amino acids (a pentadecapeptide) and is a synthetic version of a partial sequence of the body protection compound found in human gastric juice. Its specific sequence is Gly-Glu-Pro-Pro-Pro-Gly-Lys-Pro-Ala-Asp-Asp-Ala-Gly-Leu-Va".Some say they take these for alternate periods, say a few weeks on and off.They are in regular-sized capsules with no after taste. As my partner is taking other supplements day to day its hard to narrow down its specific benefits, but he's been told he's recovering quickly post-op. He's a poor healer due to his health conditions so I see that as a positive.

Priced at £15-99 for 60 capsules or a two-month supply. So what is BPC157, BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound-157) is a synthetic peptide derived from stomach protein, known for its rapid healing and anti-inflammatory effects. Accelerates healing of tendons, ligaments, and muscles (studies show faster recovery in injuries). And apparently also good for gut repair. However, the studies are generally on animals and it's not FDA approved. So the human studies don't really exist and it's more anecdotal. However, that is true for most peptides and sarms. The price is reasonable enough and the dosage her is 1000 mcg which is about double the recommended 500MCG. Generally people cycle these 4 weeks on 4 weeks off. I am taking it due to sore ligaments around my knees. Its too early to say if it works. But its a reasonable price so worth trying out

I've been taking these for about 2 weeks. I'm using them primarily to support my workouts as I start getting back into weightlifting after a long break. The capsules are fine. They haven't given me any side effects (I sometimes get an upset stomach from peptides). I still get DOMS after a workout, but I think this helps speed up recovery.

I am not confident about the quality of this product, I couldn't find any 3rd party lab tests or reports. Good value for money though.