BPC-157 Co

Research compound, not FDA-approved

The BPC-157 evidence base, graded claim by claim

Thirty-three years of animal and lab research, three small human pilot studies, zero published randomized human trials. Every claim on this site names the species it was tested in, carries an evidence-grade chip, and links to its study.

  • 23primary studies in our graded evidence table
  • 22of those are animal or laboratory studies
  • 0published randomized human trials (the first is recruiting now)
  • 44fetch-verified primary citations, 100% peer-reviewed, government, registry, or anti-doping authority

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Key facts

  • StatusResearch compound, not FDA-approved
  • Human PK studiesNone adequately characterizedsource
  • IM bioavailability14-19% rat; 45-51% dogsource
  • Metabolism and excretionPeptide fragments to amino acids; urine and bile (animal radiolabel)source
  • PK-PD disconnectMinutes-long half-life vs effects reported for hours to days; unexplainedsource
  • Gastric-juice stabilityReported stable (chemical characterization; not an absorption claim)source
  • Oral bioavailability in humansNever measuredsource
  • ClassSynthetic pentadecapeptide (15 amino acids)Chemical referencesource
  • SequenceGEPPPGKPADDAGLVChemical referencesource
  • Molecular weight1419.5 Da (C62H98N16O22)Chemical referencesource
  • OriginFragment of gastric juice protein BPC; first characterized 1993Chemical referencesource
  • July 2026 PCACFDA proposed BPC-157 NOT be added to the 503A compounding listRegulatory recordsource
  • WADA 2026Named under S0; prohibited at all times, in and out of competitionRegulatory recordsource
  • Plasma half-lifeUnder 30 minutes (rats and dogs; echoed in a 2-subject human IV pilot)Animal PKsource
  • Human PKNo adequately characterized human PK study publishedAbsence of evidencesource
  • Published human evidence3 uncontrolled pilot studies, under 30 subjects totalUncontrolled human seriessource
  • Randomized human trials published0 (first phase 2 RCT recruiting since 2026)Absence of evidencesource
  • Animal evidenceRodent and rabbit models across tendon, muscle, bone, gut, nerve, cornea, vesselsAnimalsource
  • Established human doseNone. No published human dose-finding study existsAbsence of evidencesource

Read the full BPC-157 monograph

study rows by species, from the evidence table

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All guides

131 in-depth, individually cited guides.

Evidence 32 guides

Comparisons 30 guides

Legal Status 29 guides

Sourcing 29 guides

Dosing 7 guides

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