Peptide Win- FDA Just Recommended BPC-157, TB-500 And MOTS-c To Compounding List

[dontfyourlife]

Don't know if anyone was following this but..... on July 23rd and 24th the FDA’s PCA committee recommended 6 peptides be added to the 503A Bulk Drug Substances List.

The six peptides approved were
BPC-157
KPV
TB-500
MOTS-c
Epitalon
Semax

This is a huge win to open access to peptides through licensed compounding pharmacies

For you and I that means no more bitcoin transactions, worrying about COA's or intercepted packages!

Will be amusing to one day watch a TV commercial about BP-157

 

[Renew1]

Don't know if anyone was following this but..... on July 23rd and 24th the FDA’s PCA committee recommended 6 peptides be added to the 503A Bulk Drug Substances List.

The six peptides approved were
BPC-157
KPV
TB-500
MOTS-c
Epitalon
Semax

This is a huge win to open access to peptides through licensed compounding pharmacies

For you and I that means no more bitcoin transactions, worrying about COA's or intercepted packages!

Will be amusing to one day watch a TV commercial about BP-157

"Open access" through Pharmacies, in the same way that other drugs are "open access".
You would need a valid Prescription from your Dr.

 

[HTGduck]

Yeah I'm still gonna save hundred and use my source lol

 

[dontfyourlife]

Yeah I'm still gonna save hundred and use my source lol

Actually prices will start decreasing- and they already are based on 2 factors

As more compounding pharmacies come on line seeing the money potential.

Second more people will start using and trying once the "not for human use" barrier is removed- competition for those customers puts downward pressure on pricing

Personally I don't like funding any Doctors second million dollar home in Aspen but...

Would you pay 20% more to have a product from a 503b compounding pharmacy that has to document testing from raw API's all the way through finished product?

 

[Smont]

Last summer around this time, my buddy got his leg broke in 3 places, really bad injury, they contemplated amputation of the lower 1/3 of his leg. He was prescribed bpc at some other peptides as part of he's meds.

He's currently squatting 225 for reps again and other then all the scars, legs are completely even in size, he recovered ridiculously fast and kept/regained all his muscle. Hes still not 100% mobility and probably never will be. But the recovery speed is nothing short of amazing.

Disclaimer. This person is a high level athlete, his work ethic is a big part of his recovery. Most ppl wouldn't be able to put in the work he does. But the speed of recovery from where he was a little less than a year ago is nutz

 

[poison]

Actually prices will start decreasing- and they already are based on 2 factors

As more compounding pharmacies come on line seeing the money potential.

Second more people will start using and trying once the "not for human use" barrier is removed- competition for those customers puts downward pressure on pricing

Personally I don't like funding any Doctors second million dollar home in Aspen but...

Would you pay 20% more to have a product from a 503b compounding pharmacy that has to document testing from raw API's all the way through finished product?

Honestly, yes. Purity and safety matter.

 

[DaveMcNaul]

Do you guys had any improvement in minor tears (like meniscus)?

 

[Smont]

Do you guys had any improvement in minor tears (like meniscus)?

I was using a few years back for a torn meniscus in my left knee and it worked pretty good, recovery was quick and easy, but, I also used it more recently, early on for a medial meniscus tear. I only used it for 2 weeks and I didn't see much changes, stopped it and kept up with my recovery and rehab type stuff and it's doing great now but I can't really say how much the bpc helped this time around.

I used it religiously a few years ago on my shoulders for my rotator cuffs, I had two partial tears and my shoulders are amazing now. I actually set my all time best bench a few months after I rehabbed my shoulders.

I went from 2 months of peptides with rotator cuff exercises, dead hands and a **** ton of side laterals and super light being the neck presses into about 6 months of training for a bench press competition and set my all time best and did it in a lower weight class.

My shoulders have been good ever since.

Actually prices will start decreasing- and they already are based on 2 factors

As more compounding pharmacies come on line seeing the money potential.

Second more people will start using and trying once the "not for human use" barrier is removed- competition for those customers puts downward pressure on pricing

Personally I don't like funding any Doctors second million dollar home in Aspen but...

Would you pay 20% more to have a product from a 503b compounding pharmacy that has to document testing from raw API's all the way through finished product?

I would probably stick with my source because it works and is cheaper, much cheaper. To me it's basically no different than why we buy our test and HGH black/grey market. I've got pharma testosterone plenty of times in the past but the generic does the exact same thing and gives me the same blood work #'s, so I buy generic.

If the pharmaceutical drugs were in the same price range I absolutely would buy pharma but it doesn't ever happen. I've never seen a bottle of pharmaceutical testosterone even close to market prices. My guy will have pharma testosterone options from 120-200/bottle and generics from $40-70