Oral peptides

CHELMON01

CHELMON01

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I haven't come across any vendors offering peptides in oral form.

A few local resellers carry them, but the price is very high.

Amazon had some listed, though delivery takes 4 to 5 weeks and the sellers are Chinese resellers.

At that point I might as well use Aliexpress and buy from someone hawking fake Rolex watches.

BPC157 and KPV are what I'm after. For gut issues, oral versions would work better.
 
I gave oral BPC a try. Muscles and joints saw no benefit, though I did find that my acid reflux, which I've dealt with for years, calmed down. Once I switched to injecting the wolverine blend, the difference was night and day for me. In my experience, the oral route cost more and delivered less. Whether oral works for anything beyond gut problems is still an open question.
 
Symmetry said:

I gave oral BPC a try. Muscles and joints saw no benefit, though I did find that my acid reflux, which I've dealt with for years, calmed down. Once I switched to injecting the wolverine blend, the difference was night and day for me. In my experience, the oral route cost more and delivered less. Whether oral works for anything beyond gut problems is still an open question.
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Back when GB groups were around, it ran about $60. For BPC 500 mg, 60 capsules, in stock, you'd pay $75.
 
Symmetry said:

I gave oral BPC a try. Muscles and joints saw no benefit, though I did find that my acid reflux, which I've dealt with for years, calmed down. Once I switched to injecting the wolverine blend, the difference was night and day for me. In my experience, the oral route cost more and delivered less. Whether oral works for anything beyond gut problems is still an open question.
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When you call the wolverine blend a game changer, do you mean it performed much better than BPC taken orally? Did it do anything for your stomach problems? I plan to research the wolverine blend before long, and I'm after something that supports gut health.
 
For the majority of peptides, oral bioavailability tends to be low or even poor. Injections remain the better route.
 
Redz said:

For the majority of peptides, oral bioavailability tends to be low or even poor. Injections remain the better route.
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Indeed. That said, when the gut itself is what you're aiming at, the oral version packs more punch
 
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