BPC-157 and TB500 together in one vial, lyophilized. Available in 5 mg ($59.95) and 10 mg ($99.95).
Peptide God BPC-157 + TB500 Blend Review
Peptide God BPC-157 + TB500 blend reviewed. 5 mg at $59.95, 10 mg at $99.95. What the blend contains and how it compares to buying each peptide separately.
Key Features
- Sizes: 5mg ($59.95) and 10mg ($99.95)
- Cost per mg (total): $11.99/mg (5mg) or $10.00/mg (10mg)
- Form: Lyophilized blend in a single vial
- Contents: BPC-157 + TB500
- Public COA: None listed
- Customer reviews: None
Blend vials like this are not unique to Peptide God, but they remain less common than single-peptide products. The fixed ratio means researchers lose granular control over individual peptide concentrations. For some protocols, that is acceptable. For others, it creates a limitation.
What's Inside
- Peptide 1: BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound-157)
- Peptide 2: TB500 (synthetic thymosin beta-4 fragment)
- Form: Lyophilized powder requiring reconstitution with bacteriostatic water
The product page does not specify the exact ratio of BPC-157 to TB500 in each vial. No HPLC purity data, endotoxin results, or lab references are posted. The absence of a COA makes it difficult to verify the identity and proportion of each peptide in the blend.
- Product
- BPC-157 + TB500 by Peptide God
- 5mg Price
- $59.95 ($11.99/mg)
- 10mg Price
- $99.95 ($10.00/mg)
- Form
- Lyophilized Blend
- Public COA
- None
- Customer Reviews
- None
- Editor Rating
- 3.8 / 5
How to Store and Handle
Store sealed vials at -20C for extended holding. For short-term storage of up to a few weeks, 2-8C is acceptable. Lyophilized powder handles room temperature during shipping without issue, but refrigerate or freeze the vial promptly after it arrives.
Reconstitute by drawing bacteriostatic water into an insulin syringe and injecting it along the inner wall of the vial. Let the powder dissolve without shaking. Swab the rubber stopper with an alcohol pad before each draw. Once reconstituted, store the solution at 2-8C and plan to use it within 28 days. Do not freeze the reconstituted blend.
Peptide God offers a blended vial containing both BPC-157 and TB500 in lyophilized form. Two sizes are available: 5mg at $59.95 and 10mg at $99.95. Both peptides are combined in a single vial, which is marketed as a convenience for researchers studying these two compounds together. No COA is published and no customer reviews appear on the listing.
Overview
BPC-157 is a 15-amino-acid synthetic fragment originating from a protein in human gastric juice. TB500 is a synthetic version of thymosin beta-4, a protein involved in cell migration and tissue repair in preclinical models. Both peptides have been studied in animal research but neither has completed human clinical trials.
Combining two peptides in a single vial eliminates the need for separate reconstitution steps. However, it also means you cannot adjust the ratio between the two compounds. The 5mg blend works out to $11.99 per milligram of total peptide content, and the 10mg drops to $10.00 per milligram. Compared to buying the standalone BPC-157 and TB500 vials from Peptide God separately, the blend carries a price premium. Whether that premium is justified by the convenience factor depends on your protocol requirements.
Our Verdict
We scored Peptide God BPC-157 + TB500 at 3.8 out of 5. Sub-scores: Testing 3.5, Purity 4.0, Labeling 3.5, Value 4.2. The value score is reasonable given the convenience of two peptides in one vial, though the per-milligram cost runs notably higher than buying the individual compounds separately.
The documentation shortfall is the primary concern. A blended vial without a COA raises questions about peptide identity, purity, and ratio that a single-peptide vial without a COA does not. If you need to know the exact amount of each compound in solution, this product cannot confirm that from the listing information. Researchers requiring verified composition should look at vendors who publish lot-specific analytical data. For those comfortable with the trade-offs, the single-vial blend format does simplify handling.
Our rating
BPC-157 and TB500 together in one vial, lyophilized. Available in 5 mg ($59.95) and 10 mg ($99.95).
FAQ
What is the ratio of BPC-157 to TB500 in this blend?
The product page does not specify the exact ratio. Without a COA or detailed breakdown, the proportion of each peptide in the vial is unknown from the listing alone. This is a common gap among blend products from vendors who do not publish analytical reports.
Is this blend cheaper than buying the peptides separately?
Not on a per-milligram basis. The 10mg blend costs $10.00/mg total, while the standalone BPC-157 (10mg, $59.95) and TB500 (10mg, $65.00) from Peptide God come out lower per milligram individually. The blend's value proposition is convenience, not cost savings.
Does this product have a Certificate of Analysis?
No. No COA, lab name, HPLC data, or endotoxin results are posted on the product page. This is consistent with other Peptide God listings we have reviewed. The testing sub-score of 3.5 reflects this gap.
Can I adjust the BPC-157 to TB500 ratio?
Not with this product. Both peptides are combined in a single vial at a fixed ratio set during manufacturing. If your protocol calls for different amounts of each compound, purchasing separate vials of BPC-157 and TB500 gives you that flexibility.
How should I reconstitute the blend vial?
The process is the same as any lyophilized peptide. Add bacteriostatic water slowly against the vial wall using an insulin syringe. Allow the powder to dissolve without agitation. Store the solution at 2-8C after reconstitution and use within 28 days.
