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Anti-Inflammatory Research Explore how the peptide mix reduces inflammation in various models Muscle Recovery Studies Examine the combined influence on muscle repair and recovery processes Active Ingredients: BPC-157 5 mg TB-500 5 mg Inactive Ingredients: Lyophilized powder without preservatives Peptide Mix Vials: Quantity based on selected package Antibacterial Water: Equal number of 2 ml vials for reconstitution Test Certificate: Included for purity confirmation BPC-157 & TB-500 Mix 5 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating EUR 76.69 EUR 76.69 EUR 76.69 sample BP-TB is a dual-peptide research blend combining two well-studied compounds at 5 mg each per vial, supplied as a lyophilized powder

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ACTION Strong antioxidant and support for protection against oxidative stress (glutathione) Lightens discolorations and evens out skin tone (niacinamide) Smoothes fine wrinkles and supports firmness (adenosine + peptides) Intensively moisturizes and improves elasticity (HA complex, panthenol) EFFECT Visibly brighter, more even and radiant complexion Soft, moisture-rich skin with a glow effect Less visible fine lines and a fresher appearance ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Glutathione 5% antioxidant, anti-age and brightening support Niacinamide 5% reduces spots, regulates sebum, strengthens the barrier Adenosine skin smoothing and elasticity Panthenol + HA complex (multiple forms) deep hydration and plump Peptides (Palmitoyl Tripeptide-5, Acetyl Octapeptide-3, Acetyl Dipeptide-1) anti-wrinkle support HOW TO USE Apply a small amount to cleansed face (and neck), pat until absorbed, then apply cream

Research Applications & Usage Information BPC-157 (5mg) is generally used in laboratory research for: Studies of cellular signaling and communication , focusing on peptide-mediated signaling changes

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