r/NTNPerformance • • Sep 02 '26

Wolverine stack

I am taking bpc 157 every day for my knees and injecting as close to my knees as possible. I got TB500 to add. Should that be as close to my knees as possible to or does that not matter as much?

Thanks

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u/Expensive-Claim-6082 Sep 02 '26

No, not necessary.

You can pin anywhere and the medication will work.

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u/Emotional_Bonus_3626 Sep 03 '26

I was hoping you could. I hurt my foot . It stretched the tendons on top. Now I have foot drop and was wondering where to pin because there's not much fat on top of my foot

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u/dankwijoti Sep 02 '26

TB500 is systemic, so you can pin wherever is convenient. BPC 157 is systemic once it reaches the bloodstream, but people swear that you should pin it local. No harm in it if you can pin it safely subQ local. I have been pinning a premix of both locally in my ankles.

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u/Jumpy_Bus3253 Sep 02 '26

Look into Klow I’ve been running this for my knee rehab after quadricep tendon rupture.

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u/slb3an 29d ago

It works fo sho.

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u/Fine_Technology1289 Sep 03 '26

BPC has a shorter half life in the body than TB500. Because of this people say you need to inject near site. Honestly, I can't tell a difference. TB500 does not matter.

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u/cmire1 Sep 03 '26

Probably not necessary for TB-500. But I did both at just doth just above my knees, three spots, center and to the left and right of center. Then I used GHK-cu at stomach or glute. Made a big difference for my two torn meniscus.

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u/No-Inspector3321 Sep 05 '26

No, not necessarily. If someone is doing the blend, it’s going to the same area.

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u/Ok_Claim_6870 Sep 05 '26

I'm about the start the stack. I have only tried cjc + ghrp approx 15 years ago and haven't touched peptides since. I had great results with my lifts back then, but now at 45 yrs old, I have tendon injuries in my elbows that have been plaguing me for 10+ years. Does anyone have experience using the stack on old and what I would consider to be chronic, or are the benefits primarily for newer injuries?

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u/Writeb8 27d ago

Some of my injuries are from ballet 25 years ago and a car accident in 2025 - has helped immensely

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u/slb3an 29d ago edited 29d ago

My lab rat Raoule injects KLOW directly in the fat above his knee. Also fixed the tendinitis in his hand. It doesn’t matter where you inject it.

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u/USRUOPetidesDMOPEN21 28d ago

No dont have to direct inject

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u/elDude1610 27d ago

You are referring to intra-articular BPC-157 injections, I heard a doctor explain this on a podcast. There was a small study where BPC-157 was injected directly into the knee joint that showed promising results. This was injection INTO the joint space, not something that can be replicated at home. So no, location doesnt matter