TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4)

Yes.

The terms Thymosin Beta-4 and TB-500 are used interchangeably on the internet, and has led to some confusion. In addition, many sources of TB-500 are only a portion of the entire Thymosin Beta-4 chain (7 amino acid fragment, #17-23).

Whether you call it Thymosin Beta-4 or TB-500, our version is the full chain of 43 amino acids.

• Promotes rapid surface wound healing with little to no scarring and very little discomfort
• Heals at a cellular level, stem cells are the main ingredient to wound healing and body organ regeneration
• Assists with regeneration of blood vessels
• Has been used to improve diabetes in dogs
• Reduces inflammation of the joints
• Increases stamina levels during longer bouts of endurance

2-4mg every day for the first 10 days (loading dose) then 2-4mg once every 3-4 days ongoing

TB-500 acts systemically. This means that whether you inject it subcutaneously (like you do with HGH or Insulin), intramuscularly (as part of another shot perhaps, OR to get it ultra close to the injury for you super diligent folks), or you simply spray it into your mouth orally, it's gonna work.

We recommend subcutaneous injection for most people as it's just as convenient as pinning HGH or Insulin. Whether you're pinching 'yer belly fat or your kneecap skin (yes you CAN do this, pull that skin up and put the dart in the SKIN, don't be jabbin the bone now), bioavailability is excellent when injected.

If you're gonna squirt it into your mouth, do it SLOWLY, let it it under your tongue for a bit, then swallow. Don't gargle it around like mouthwash k? Bioavailability this way is "moderate" -- not great not terrible. We don't recommend this method simply due to cost efficacy.

Under no circumstances should you inject this directly into bone, cartilage, ligaments or tendons. Remember this is a PEPTIDE (messenger), not a trans-dermal filler.

Most results are apparent within 4 weeks. We'd consider 6 weeks as a rare maximum.

Take it with BPC-157 for an incredible synergy.