BPC 157 and TB 500 Capsules - Actually Contains Extreme Levels of BPC 157 and TB 500 - a truely Breathtaking Breakthrough in Injury Recovery and Growth - 1000mcg of peptides

Great stuff so far, seems to be working. Noticing quicker recovery and better endurance.

Great stuff so far, seems to be working. Noticing quicker recovery and better endurance.

At 43, my recovery is critical, and this supplement has been a complete game changer. I recover faster from intense training and football matches, feel far less sore, and manage injury niggles much better than before. It’s helped me stay consistent, and importantly, keep enjoying my football instead of worrying about when my next rest week(s) will be!. Highly recommended for anyone training hard and wanting to keep going, especially those in their 40s.

I’ve been taking the BPC tablets from Samual's Health recently and have noticed steady improvements in my recovery and general well-being. The tablets are easy to swallow and didn’t cause any side effects, which I appreciate. The packaging was secure, and delivery was prompt. While I wish the instructions were a bit more detailed, the overall quality of the product seems very good. I’ll continue using it and would recommend it to others looking for natural support for healing and recovery."

Having a combination of BPC 157 & TB 500 is super convenient & increases recovery potential for injuries. I’ll buy again.

Second time I’ve purchased. Definitely notice a big difference in my joints & considerable pain reduction. Have now added a subscription Would highly recommend

Brilliant product for price and effectiveness. Quick easy delivery same day.

I'm a 46 year old male martial artist who recently took up BJJ. I've now reached such a critical mass of injuries that I thought it would be worth trying this peptide combo which claims to boost recovery. I've not tried any other peptides so I had no idea what to expect. I've got a fairly broad history of sporting injuries and a decent knowledge of recovery times so I thought I'd approach this as analytically as possible. At the start I wrote down all my injuries (some niggles, some show-stoppers). I took two pills each night before bed for a month. I probably wasn't as fasted as I should have been but hey, multiple puddings make the world keep turning. So... the results: - Hip soft tissue tear: this did heal up over the month, but I would have expected it too in that time. Neutral - Lower Back Muscular Pain: I get this a lot, and it probably didn't help that I was trying to stretch my hamstrings while I was off training, but I got no improvement here at all. I would normally have expected things to improve so kinda weird. Call that one a Fail - Neck stiff sore: Someone dropped me on my head (not my mum) two weeks before I started this trial and my neck wouldn't move much. The first two weeks before peptides saw very little improvement. Now after a month of peptides I've got pretty much full range of motion back. Let's give the peptides the benefit of the doubt: Win - Knee ligaments: about two months before this trial I got a Grade 1 (or maybe 2) LCL tear (knee ligament). I was careful, I did physio, it did not heal much. After one month of peptides it feels pretty good. I still know its been injured and it is weak, but I can wrestle again without fear. But it's been 3 months since I injured it. That's twice the usual healing time of 6 weeks (although I am a bit older). So did the peptides work?... Maybe - Big toes - I had an operation 6 months back to remove arthritis from my big toe. It worked, I healed, but the ligaments under the toe don't like being free to move again, they hurt and don't stretch. Peptides didn't help at all. Fail - Crushed Index Finger: a fatty knelt on my finger 2 months ago. It crunched a lot, hurts plenty, but wasn't broken (x-rayed). I have been trying to mobilise it since, but it is still just as stiff and painful as before. Peptide Fail - Broken hand bone: again about 2 months ago I broke a bone in the back of my other hand (capitate bone). I'm bored of whinging about injuries now... but that one is still pretty broken too. So no miracle cure there. So other than taking up knitting, my conclusion is that these peptides give no discernible benefit, and certainly no miracle cure. I'm going to wait until my next bumper crop of injuries and try the injectable version.