How To Reconstitute A Blended Peptide

Today, I’m diving into a question I recently received today in my question box—actually, not once, but twice within an hour (clearly, this one’s been on a lot of your minds):

This continues to be one of the most popular questions among newer users of peptides.

Let’s break it down step by step so you feel 100% confident using this excellent peptide blend.

First, What’s in the Bottle?

When you buy a BPC-157/TB-500 blend, it’s typically a 5mg/5mg mix. This means the bottle contains:

• 5mg of BPC-157 (a peptide that promotes gut health, tissue repair, and reduced inflammation)

• 5mg of TB-500 (a peptide that improves blood flow, speeds up healing, and reduces scar tissue).

Combined, that’s 10mg total of peptides in a single vial. The blend is perfectly balanced, so for every 1mg of total peptide you use, you get 0.5mg of BPC-157 and 0.5mg of TB-500.

Reconstituting the Blend

Now, let’s get this ready for use. You’ll want to:

1. Add 2ml of bacteriostatic water to the vial. This ensures the peptides are properly dissolved and makes dosing easier.

2. After reconstitution, the math works like this:

• 1 ML (100 units) in an insulin syringe = 2.5 mg of BPC-157 + 2.5 mg of TB-500 (5mg combined).

Dosage Recommendations

For most people, a 500 mcg daily dose of the blend (250 mcg of BPC-157 + 250 mcg of TB-500) is the sweet spot for healing and repair. Here’s how that breaks down:

• Draw up 10 units on your syringe once per day for a total of 500 mcg daily.

• If you need a higher dose for more intensive healing, increase it to 1,000 mcg daily by drawing up 10 units twice daily.

Why This Combo is a Game-Changer

This peptide duo is like your body’s personal repair crew, tackling injuries, inflammation, and even general wear and tear from daily life or intense workouts.

What’s cool about the pre-mixed bottle is that you get the best of both peptides without having to mix separate vials—it’s ready to go!

Breaking it Down for Beginners

Let’s say you’re holding a 10mg vial (5mg of each peptide) and just reconstituted it with 2ml of water. Here’s how to think about your dose:

• If you take 10 units on the syringe, you’re getting:

• 250 mcg of BPC-157

• 250 mcg of TB-500

• Total = 500 mcg of healing peptides

Super simple, right?

Just draw up your units and inject (subcutaneously, in case you’re wondering) either near the injury site or your stomach to help with systemic inflammation.

Final Thoughts

If you’re starting out with peptides, don’t overthink it.

Follow the recommended daily dose, listen to your body, and watch your recovery accelerate.

Let me know how it works for you, and keep those questions coming!

I’m here to ensure you get the most out of your peptide journey.

Best,

Hunter Williams