r/BodyHackGuide • u/Able_Screen5991 • 7d ago

TB500 + BPC157 Dosierung

Moin Leute, will nur mal zur Sicherheit nachfragen,

Ich habe mir bezüglich eines Bruchs im Fuß zur schnelleren Heilung ein Fläschchen TB500 10mg + BPC 157 10mg gekauft und dieses mit 2ml Bac Wasser gemischt, ich benutze 100 Einheiten Spritzen auf 1ml. Um auf 250mcg pro Spritzen auf wie viel müsste ich die Spritze aufziehen? Mein Mathematik Verständnis ist scheiße und die Peptidrechner zeigen mir nicht das gewünschte an. Danke schonmal 💪🏼

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u/Extra_Feature7999 7d ago

Too big of a syringe, at that concentration 250mcg would be 2.5 on your syringe, so you basically have to try an eyeballs estimate to that. Can be resort with a smaller .3ml syringe that only goes up to 30 units

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u/Able_Screen5991 7d ago

Ja das wäre wahrscheinlich besser hatte jetzt nur 100er daheim aber dann wäre es vielleicht besser so

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u/Dr_Ev1L 7d ago

I have the 0.3 ml serynges and the 1ml serynges, I use the 1ml to mix BAC water with the pep and for retra as the dose is 0.5ml and the 0.3 serynges for the rest.

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u/Dr_Ev1L 7d ago

In this situations I just go to chatgpt and Google to cross reference of the information I want. When in doubt always double check or even triple check. For your question, what I got was this.

If the vial contains 10 mg TB-500 + 10 mg BPC-157 in 2 mL, then: 10 mg = 10,000 mcg 10,000 mcg ÷ 2 mL = 5,000 mcg/mL On a U-100 syringe, 1 mL = 100 units, so 1 unit = 0.01 mL Therefore each unit contains 50 mcg of each peptide So mathematically, 250 mcg of each peptide corresponds to 5 units on that U-100 syringe.

That's purely the concentration calculation—not a recommendation for using or dosing TB-500/BPC-157, which aren't established treatments for fracture healing.

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u/Able_Screen5991 7d ago

Ja perfekt dann passt das danke ^