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Wolverine stack
Also known as BPC-157 + TB-500, Wolverine blend
BPC-157 with TB-500, the most popular combination for injury recovery.
What's in it
Typical vial label
10 mg: 5 mg BPC-157, 5 mg TB-500
Amounts vary between sellers, and the contents of grey-market vials aren't independently checked. Always go by your own vial's label.
Why people combine them
The two are thought to help healing in complementary ways: BPC-157 through blood-vessel growth and growth-factor signalling, TB-500 by helping cells move into injured tissue. They are sold pre-mixed or taken as separate vials.
Strength of evidence
None for the combination, and weak for each peptide on its own (mostly animal studies).
Risks
- Each ingredient's own risks apply (see their library pages)
- Theoretical concern about promoting blood-vessel growth in existing tumours
- Mislabelled or contaminated products are a known problem with grey-market peptides
Regulatory status
Not approved anywhere. Both ingredients are prohibited in sport by WADA.
Track Wolverine stack privately
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