RECOVERY
Precision BPC-157, reimagined.
Premium dissolvable peptide strips designed for convenience and consistency.
- Active ingredients
- BPC-157 500 mcg
- Amount per strip
- 500 mcg per strip
- Strips per box
- 30 Dissolvable Strips
$189
Made in USA
Manufactured in the United States.
Third-Party Tested
Every batch is independently tested for quality.
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- FORMAT
- Dissolvable Strip
- COUNT
- 30 Dissolvable Strips
- FLAVOR
- Mint
- PACKAGING
- Individually Sealed
About BPC-157
The formula
HELIX BPC-157 Dissolvable Strips provide 500 mcg of BPC-157 per strip in an individually sealed, precision-portioned format. BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide composed of 15 amino acids that has been investigated in preclinical research involving cellular signaling, tissue biology, vascular pathways, and gastrointestinal systems. The HELIX dissolvable strip format is designed for convenience, consistency, and portability.
The HELIX strip format
A thin dissolvable film, portioned to a controlled specification and sealed individually. No vials, no mixing, no additional supplies.
How to use
STEP 01
Peel open one sachet
STEP 02
Remove and place the strip as directed
STEP 03
Allow it to dissolve completely
PRODUCT DIRECTIONS
Use only as directed on the product packaging.
Dissolvable strip technology
- Individually packaged — every strip sealed in its own sachet.
- Thin-film construction cast to a controlled target specification.
- No mixing or preparation of any kind.
- Designed to dissolve without water.
- Compact, shelf-stable storage at room temperature.
- Precision-portioned formulation, strip to strip.
Compound Profile
BPC-157
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Gly–Glu–Pro–Pro–Pro–Gly–Lys–Pro–Ala–Asp–Asp–Ala–Gly–Leu–Val
- MOLECULAR FORMULA
- C62H98N16O22
- MOLECULAR WEIGHT
- 1419.5 g/mol
- CAS NUMBER
- 137525-51-0
- PUBCHEM CID
- 9941957
Research Overview
Structural tissue models
Researchers have investigated this sequence in experimental models of connective and structural tissue.
Cellular migration and signaling
The peptide has been studied in cell-culture work examining migration and signaling pathways.
Vascular and angiogenic pathways
Preclinical models have examined vascular and angiogenic pathway activity.
Gastrointestinal experimental models
A portion of the literature has examined gastrointestinal experimental models in animals.
Research summaries are educational and are not a substitute for medical guidance. Findings from laboratory or animal studies do not necessarily translate to human outcomes.
Product Details
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