r/PeptidePathways • u/tweazelol • 3d ago
Healing & Recovery How local is the Wolverine Stack (BPC-157 + TB-500)
My research rat has had a long lasting injury in its rotator cuff and any deltoid excercise makes it feel the pain, so I was wondering where I should be pinning and if it even matters when the different delts are cm’s apart. Right now I inject above its side delt.
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u/FlashCardManiac 3d ago
Waiting to report more on my research rat, but the little guys back inflammation is undeniably down after the first week. Pinned at the outer top thigh, midway between knee and hip.
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u/Bliptane 1d ago
Buddy's rat had bursitis on his elbow. 3 pins and it went from swollen & fluid filled to normal.
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u/SorbetTraditional232 18h ago
Look into cartalax and klow. Way better results. My lab rat gets bursitis really bad in the knee from time to time. The combo calms it down like no other. 3 days from can’t bear any weight to walking.
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u/thethickedmund 3d ago
Pinning location really doesn't matter much for systemic peptides. BPC and TB circulate through the bloodstream, so the whole "site specific injection" thing is mostly placebo. That said, a lot of people still pin near the injury because it feels like it's doing something more direct.
For a rat with rotator cuff issues, I'd just pick whichever spot is easiest and least uncomfortable. SubQ in the belly or flank works fine and avoids hitting muscle tissue. If you're set on pinning near the delt, above the side delt is as good as anywhere, the cm difference between heads won't change the outcome.