BPC-157 Vendors and Legal Alternatives: All Brands

Brands on This Site

How We Select Brands

On this page, we list the BPC-157 vendors and brands selling research peptides or products marketed as legal alternatives. Just because a brand is included on this page does not mean this website endorses any product offered by that brand. We provide descriptions of each brand describing the legal regime regulating it.

Legal Context for Each Category

Brands on this page fall into three groups. Research peptide vendors sell BPC-157 under a "for research use only" label, which means the product is not approved for human consumption. Telehealth clinics offer peptide consultations through licensed physicians who can prescribe compounded formulations. Cosmetic peptide brands sell over-the-counter topical products containing peptides like GHK-Cu, regulated as cosmetics rather than drugs.

The obligations placed upon the seller and the risks imposed upon the buyer vary across categories. For more information on this subject matter, please refer to our legal risks page.

Research Peptide Vendors

BPC-157 and BPC-157 + TB-500 are sold by PeptideGod in a form of freeze-dried research peptides and both products are marked as suitable only for research applications. All the information posted on the product pages does not contain claims about any therapeutic use. During our research, PeptideGod didn't provide certificates of analysis for the products presented at the site. The BPC-157 product price is $34.95 and the price for the blend is $59.95. The shipping location for both products is the USA. Because these are research chemicals, they do not meet FDA standards for human consumption and are subject to regulations for research-use peptides.

Real Peptides is offering BPC-157 as well, at $43.20 for the 10 mg vial. The company has also provided a lot-specific Certificate of Analysis that certifies HPLC purity of 99% or more. However, Real Peptides’ product description states that this peptide is intended for research only. The company provides a prompt 24-hour shipping from the US facility and has more documents available than most of its competitors in the field.

Prescription Peptide Clinics

BiltRx is a telehealth wellness platform. In order to access their peptide products, customers must undergo an online consultation. The company functions under the prescription telehealth model, where each case is evaluated by a licensed medical professional to approve the dispensing of the product. This is different than research-use models, as products are dispensed through a medical professional instead of a direct purchase. Prices and specifics of the products are discussed during the consultation.

Arc-1 is a telehealth peptide therapy tool designed for physician consultations at the cost of $199.99. This solution provides a gateway between patients and certified providers who are entitled to prescribe a specific mix consisting of multiple peptides. Arc-1 uses the doctor-guided model of telemedicine, which provides a legal framework in which prescribed peptide products can be sold. Similarly to BiltRx, additional prices regarding specific medications will be discussed with the client.

Cosmetic Peptide Brands

Neurogan Health offers a GHK-Cu Copper Peptide Face Cream (1200 mg, concentration 2%) for $20.00. This product is classified as a cosmetic rather than a supplement or drug. According to 34 reviews on the merchant website, the product is rated 4.9 stars. GHK-Cu has a different structure and research profile compared to BPC-157. Cosmetic products do not need to be FDA approved but have to be safe when used according to directions.

Scantifix has a GHK-Cu topical cream that costs $49.00. Like Neurogan cream, this is a topical copper peptide sold without a prescription. Customer feedback is available on the product page, but no overall rating is provided. The concentration and size of the product are also not very clearly stated.

DoctorDerm's Copper Peptide Complex can be purchased for $74.50 via a telehealth dermatology service. In order to purchase the product, consumers must complete an online consultation with a licensed physician. The Copper Peptide Complex is classified as prescription-grade in the world of copper peptides, and brings together the active ingredient GHK-Cu and guidance from a physician regarding how to use the product and when.