Weight Loss + Longevity ProgramsOral and injectable options
BPC-157 is a peptide many people use to support the body's natural recovery and gut health. We offer it in oral and injectable forms as part of a provider guided plan built around your goals. How it works
How BPC-157 fits into care.
BPC-157 is usually part of a conversation about gut, tissue, tendon, joint, or recovery support. The provider starts with your goal, then decides whether oral BPC-157, injectable BPC-157, or the BPC-157/TB-500 combination is the better clinical fit.
Oral BPC-157 is usually the first route considered when the conversation is gut focused. Injectable BPC-157 is usually reviewed when tissue, tendon, joint, or broader recovery support is the main focus. Your provider reviews symptoms, medications, health history, contraindications, and whether an injury evaluation is needed first. If prescribed, your route, dose, instructions, and follow up are set for your individual plan. Transparent pricing
Current 30 day pricing
Oral BPC-157, $149 Injectable BPC-157, $239 Injectable BPC-157/TB-500, $269
Final eligibility, formulation, dose, availability, and instructions are determined by the medical team. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription. Active Program Benefits
Longevity program support
For clients enrolled in an eligible Iowa IV longevity peptide program, including BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, Ipamorelin/Sermorelin, Tesamorelin/Ipamorelin, MOTS-c, SS-31, and other eligible protocols.
What is included
Complimentary red light therapy with any IV $50 off labs Free monthly Fit3D or SECA body composition scan Meal planning by a Registered Dietitian $99 Longevity IV package for active program clients. Includes 1000 mL normal saline, ALA, vitamin C, amino acids, and a 50 mg in clinic NAD+ injection.
Compare the options
Which BPC-157 option fits you?
Prefer capsules or injections? Both deliver BPC-157, and your provider helps you choose. Want extra recovery support? The BPC-157/TB-500 combination adds a second peptide. Focused on skin and tissue instead? Ask about GHK-Cu.
Your Consultation
What we go over together.
Every program starts with a consultation. Your provider reviews your health history, medications, and goals to make sure BPC-157 is a good fit.
We walk through the current research and possible side effects together. Possible side effects include injection site irritation, headache, fatigue, nausea, bloating, or lightheadedness. Not for use during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Tell us about any injuries, digestive symptoms, planned surgery, or medications.
BPC-157 oral, injection, and combination options
BPC-157 can be reviewed in different formats. The right format depends on whether your main goal is gut support, tissue recovery, tendon or joint support, or a broader recovery plan.
Topic What it means Oral BPC-157 Often reviewed first for gut focused goals because it is taken by mouth and moves through the digestive tract. Injectable BPC-157 More commonly reviewed for tissue, tendon, joint, or broader recovery support goals. BPC-157/TB-500 A combination option reviewed when the provider wants to consider added mobility and recovery support. Provider review Your health history, medications, symptoms, and goals determine whether any option is appropriate.
Provider note: BPC-157 is supportive care. It does not replace diagnosis or treatment for an injury, digestive condition, or worsening symptom.
Evidence and Availability
What a listing means.
Human safety and effectiveness evidence for compounded use may be limited. This information is educational and does not establish that the medication treats, cures, or prevents a disease. Availability depends on current law, pharmacy eligibility, clinical appropriateness, and provider judgment. A listed program does not guarantee that a prescription will be offered. Prescription Fulfillment
Your prescription, delivered to your door.
When medication is prescribed, it is prepared and dispensed by Tower Medic Pharmacy, a state licensed pharmacy in Fort Worth, Texas, that compounds patient specific prescriptions under Section 503A.
Serving patients since 1972, Tower Medic provides sterile and non sterile compounding services. Your medication ships directly from the pharmacy to your door. Shipping is included, and orders typically arrive within 3 to 5 business days after pharmacy processing.Visit Tower Medic Why Compounding May Be Prescribed
Patient specific care under Section 503A.
Federal law permits qualifying state licensed pharmacies to prepare medication for an individually identified patient pursuant to a valid prescription when Section 503A requirements are met. These patient specific medications do not go through the FDA’s premarket approval process used for commercially manufactured drugs. Instead, the pharmacy operates under state pharmacy oversight and applicable federal compounding requirements.
Your provider determines whether a compounded formulation is clinically appropriate after reviewing your medical history, available treatments, expected benefits, potential risks, and alternatives.
Clinical review: Clinical evaluations and prescribing are performed by licensed providers, with medical director oversight. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription. Medication selection, formulation, dose, and availability are determined individually.
Your next step
Start with a medical consultation.
Ask questions, review risks, and learn whether this option fits your goals and health history.
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FAQ's How is BPC-157 reviewed before prescribing?
BPC-157 is reviewed through a clinical consultation. The provider looks at what you want help with, such as gut support, tissue recovery, tendon or joint concerns, your health history, current medications, and whether oral BPC-157, injectable BPC-157, or a BPC-157/TB-500 combination is the better fit. Is oral BPC-157 better for the gut?
Oral BPC-157 is usually the format considered first for gut focused goals because it is taken by mouth and moves through the digestive tract. Injectable BPC-157 is more commonly reviewed for tissue, tendon, joint, or broader recovery goals. Neither route is automatically better for every person, so the provider reviews your symptoms, goals, and health history before recommending a format. What is TB-500?
TB-500 is a peptide option commonly reviewed for mobility and recovery focused goals. At Longevity DSM, it is often reviewed alongside BPC-157 when someone is looking for broader tissue, tendon, joint, or movement support after clinical review. Can BPC-157 replace injury care?
No. BPC-157 is supportive care and does not replace diagnosis or treatment for an injury. New pain, swelling, weakness, limited movement, gastrointestinal bleeding, or symptoms that are getting worse should be evaluated by a medical provider before considering peptide support.