We verified their US-based HPLC and Mass Spectrometry testing
Optional Add-Ons For added hydration or glow, you may include: Jojoba or squalane oil (after moisturizer) Hydrating mists with aloe or rose water (before serum) Gentle exfoliation 1x weekly (never directly before peptides) What NOT to Use with Copper Peptides To protect peptide integrity and prevent irritation, avoid combining copper peptides with: High-strength Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) Retinoids or strong retinol products Glycolic, lactic, or salicylic acid treatments Low-pH exfoliating serums These ingredients can reduce peptide effectiveness or cause sensitivity when layered incorrectly
Instead, the benefits build steadily over weeks and months of consistent daily use
Free radicals are found in our environment and also are formed in the cells when oxygen is used in metabolism to produce energy required for repair and for regenerative purposes
While both peptides can aid in tissue repair and recovery processes, TB500 is more associated with musculoskeletal repair, while BPC-157 has a broader scope of wound repair and healing properties and is particularly recognized for its effects on gut health
Adams RJ, Cohen DW, Gupte S, Johnson JD, Wallick ET, Wang T, et al