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BPC-157 10 mg — Research Peptide (Gastric Protein Fragment)

Original price was: $99.99.Current price is: $74.99.

Limited Batch Release — Only While Stock Lasts
• 99% Purity • Research Use Only

Bulk Discounts:
Buy 3, save 10% • Buy 5, save 15%

High-purity laboratory peptide supplied with certified COAs and independent third-party testing documentation for advanced research use.

Discount per Quantity

QuantityDiscountPrice
3 - 410%$67.49
5 +15%$63.74
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Description

Uncompromising Quality Control

At Lab Trust Peptides, quality is verified through independent third-party analytical testing conducted on each production batch. Every peptide is supplied with complete Certificates of Analysis (COAs) confirming identity, purity, and batch consistency.

Advanced analytical procedures — including LCMS screening, heavy metal analysis, endotoxin testing, and sterility verification — are routinely performed across commonly studied compounds. Randomized full-panel audits support consistent analytical standards and reproducibility across supply.

Quality Comparison

Feature / Testing Standard Lab Trust Peptides Other Labs (Avg.)
Standard COA (Qualitative & Quantitative) ✔ Included with every batch ✖ Often incomplete
LCMS Screening ✔ Available on most batches ✖ Rarely provided
Heavy Metals, Endotoxin & Sterility Panels ✔ Conducted with ongoing verification ✖ Often not performed
Batch-to-Batch Testing ✔ Required ✖ Inconsistent
Quality Assurance Process ✔ Documented analytical controls ✖ Variable oversight

BPC-157 — Research Overview

BPC-157 is a synthetic 15-amino-acid peptide derived from a partial gastric protein sequence. It is studied in laboratory environments investigating peptide-mediated signaling pathways, cellular responses, and biological processes within controlled experimental systems.

Preclinical research models have explored its interactions with angiogenic signaling, tissue response pathways, and receptor-associated biological mechanisms in small-animal and in-vitro studies.

Research Context Reported in Scientific Literature

Published preclinical investigations have examined BPC-157 in models evaluating cellular signaling, inflammatory pathway interactions, and tissue response mechanisms. Observations are model-dependent and exploratory.

  • Musculoskeletal tissue models: Investigation of structural signaling pathways.
  • Inflammatory signaling research: Evaluation of biological pathway interactions.
  • Gastrointestinal model systems: Study of peptide activity in digestive research environments.
  • Extracellular matrix studies: Examination of collagen-associated processes.
  • Neural model investigations: Analysis of cellular signaling responses.

These observations are exploratory and not conclusive.

Format & Handling

Supplied in sterile laboratory glass vials containing lyophilized peptide material. Reconstitution with bacteriostatic water or appropriate laboratory solvent is required prior to research use.

Handling and storage should follow institutional laboratory protocols to maintain stability, purity, and analytical integrity.

Trusted by 15,000+ Researchers

Consistent results. Verified documentation. Reliable cold-chain delivery.

Dr. Sarah Chen

Dr. Sarah Chen
Research Scientist
★★★★★

“Outstanding purity & consistency. COA documentation is thorough and cold-chain shipping protects product integrity.”

Dr. Michael Johnson

Dr. Michael Johnson
Lab Director
★★★★★

“Exceptional quality control & customer service. Same-day shipping supports time-sensitive research work.”

Dr. Amanda Lee

Dr. Amanda Lee
Principal Investigator
★★★★★

“Reliable supplier with verified 99%+ purity. Excellent value for high-end research applications.”

Intended Use: Research use only.

Not for human consumption, medical, veterinary, or diagnostic use. Research findings are preliminary and do not imply safety or efficacy.