Good info. How do you constitute it, how far does a 2mg bottle go?This is Day#5 of injecting 300mcg directly into my elbow tendon. I must say I'm pleasantly surprised at the pain reduction in my elbow. Tendonitis lingers on for months so I wasn't sure if this would help. BPC157 healed my pec strain in 8 days but this is the first time I've ever injected directly into my tendon. For those who have injuries, BPC157 is a miracle peptide.
I just started TB500 at 2mg per week subcutaneously. TB500 reduces inflammation and slowly heals the injuries. TB500 is capable of traveling long distances from the inject site which is convenient. BPC157 is the king of healing peptides. It heals injuries extremely quickly if injected directly into the injury. It is said to be a systemic peptide but at the low dose I use of 300mcg, I feel it best to inject directly into the injury itself. Injecting into a tendon isn't that bad at all believe it or not.
BPC157 comes in a 5mg vial. I add 1cc of bacteriostatic water which makes 6 units in the diabetic syringe equal to 300mcg. That's my current dose. This gives me a little less than 17 injections or 17 days of use.
I use a 29 gauge 1/2" diabetic syringe and inject all the way in my tendon. It gets down to the base of the elbow tendon.
Would that be the same for TD500? I want to order the 2mg bottle but I'm unsure how to mix it or how many IU's or mcg to shoot. There are no definitive instructions on how to do this.
With TB500 you need to dose it much higher. You're supposed to take one 2mg vial every 3 days for 6 weeks then only one vial every week or two for maintainence. With TB500, add a cc of bacteriostatic water to the vial then use a diabetic syringe to inject the full vial subcutaneously in the abdomen.
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