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BPC-157
Last checked 21 Oct 2026A lab-made peptide based on a protein found in stomach juice. It's widely talked about online, but research in people is scarce.
- Also calledBody protection compound 157, a gastric peptide fragment
- Commonly discussed forRecovery from injury (evidence is limited)
- Lab reports2 found below
Not TGA approved. Research use only.
In plain English
BPC-157 is a 15-amino-acid peptide first studied in Croatia. Most of the research is in rats and cell studies, often from a small number of labs, and good-quality trials in people are lacking. It isn't approved as a medicine in Australia or elsewhere, and products sold online as research peptides aren't quality-checked. Sporting bodies also list it as banned. Talk to your GP about injury recovery.
Lab reports
| Vendor | Tested by | Date | Report |
|---|---|---|---|
| NuVion Health | Janoshik Analytical | 24 Sept 2026 | View →: NuVion Health report for BPC-157 (opens in a new tab) |
| Ascend Peptides | Janoshik | Not dated | View →: Ascend Peptides report for BPC-157 (opens in a new tab) |