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BPC-157

The recovery peptide.

Prescription onlyUS 503A pharmacyShips cold in 2–3 days

Prescribed through Dr. Lee Care Plus · Lose It · Kept Off — Wellness and Longevity · Allen, TX

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What it's for

The recovery peptide.

Support for joint, tendon, muscle, and gut recovery.

JointsTendonsMusclesGut recovery

How it works

  • Derived from a protective protein found in the stomach.
  • Studied in preclinical research for tissue healing.
  • Also studied for its role in inflammatory pathways.

Dosing

Dose
500 mcg (250 mcg for gut or small joints)
Units on a U-100 syringe
17 units (8 units for 250 mcg)
Frequency
Once daily, near the injury or in the abdomen
Course length
4–8 weeks, then 2–4 weeks off

What to expect

Weeks 1–3

Early recovery changes may begin.

Weeks 4–8

Many people notice improvement during this window.

Weeks 8–12

Stubborn tendons may continue remodeling.

Choose your course

3-month course recommended: results need the full course

1 month
Pricing after your consult
One-month course
Recommended
3-month course
Pricing after your consult
Full 3-month course

Every course includes

Physician review by Dr. Frank Lee, MD
Syringes and alcohol pads
Cold shipping
Written dosing card
Day-7 and day-21 check-in texts

Frequently asked questions

Add to your GLP-1 plan

Peptide add-ons can be reviewed alongside your current weight-loss treatment.

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Important information

These are compounded medications prescribed after a medical assessment by a licensed physician. They are not FDA-approved for these uses. Not for anyone pregnant, nursing, or with active cancer. Individual results vary.

Prescribed through Dr. Lee Care Plus · Lose It · Kept Off — Wellness and Longevity · Allen, TX

Questions? Call (945) 800-6021

Important Safety Information: Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. GLP-1 medications require a valid prescription from a licensed physician. Individual results vary. This service is not a substitute for emergency medical care. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.