Administration

With the exception of BPC-157, all peptides featured on our site have systemic effects; in other words, regardless of the injection site, their effects will spread throughout the body. BPC-157 is more effective when injected locally; therefore, it should be injected as close as possible to the area being treated. Systemic peptides are injected into the adipose tissue of the lower abdomen, but all peptide injections are administered subcutaneously. The needle must not reach muscle, bone, or blood vessels. Pinch the skin of the abdomen (or other fatty tissue), then insert the needle at a 45- or 90-degree angle to make the injection less painful. Remember to clean the injection site with an alcohol wipe.

If you are injecting BPC-157, you should consider a subcutaneous injection in more specific areas—such as the forearm for a wrist injury.