BPC 157, TB500, MK-677

[viking76]

Are peptides the only way to go to alleviate shoulder pain? I get pain in only my left shoulder when I lift weights. I'm assuming it's my rotor cuff.

Would BPC 157 be the best to alleviate shoulder pain from lifting? Do they by any chance make orals for peptides? I wouldn't know how many vials and how much BAC water to add to the vials, so I'm curious if they make orals at all?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Ateam2023]

Anyone?

 

[ashenlmao]

as far as knowing how many vials to order and how much water goes in each vial, it's pretty easy.
1mg = 1000mcg, so at a dose of 500mcg/day, a 10mg vial lasts 20 days.

use any peptide calculator website to determine how much water to add to a vial.

I've heard of transferring BPC to a nasal spray bottle, so you could go that route. It's the same as reconstituting as if you were injecting, but transferred to a nasal bottle.
Say you use 2mL bac water for a 10mg vial. A nasal spray bottle typically delivers 0.1mL, so the dose is 500mcg per spray.
From what I've read, nasal efficacy is lower, so you'll need a higher dose to achieve similar results.

 

[ashenlmao]

Also, i've had great success with BPC and TB500 with a persistent shoulder injury from benching. After my injury, I couldn't lift a 10lb dumbbell without pain in PT, and 6 months after the injury I was stuck benching a plate.

Started BPC and TB about 7 months post injury and now a little over a year later im back up to 3 plates. I'm on 2mg of each per day now to remedy a back injury from squatting from a while ago. Seems to be working well.