Recovery Peptides

Our recovery peptides cover the compounds most studied in tissue, tendon, gut and inflammation models: BPC-157, TB500, KPV, ARA 290 and Thymosin Alpha 1. They come as vials, blends, nasal sprays, capsules and a topical lotion.

Looking for something else? Browse all research peptides, or see our peptide nasal sprays, peptide capsules and peptide bundles.

What are recovery peptides?

Recovery peptides is a loose label for compounds studied in models of tissue damage and repair. BPC-157 is the best known, with most of its research coming from the University of Zagreb. TB500 is a fragment of thymosin beta-4, a protein that helps cells move and rebuild. The two are so often studied together that we sell them as a blend, a spray and a capsule.

The range also covers inflammation. KPV is a tiny fragment of alpha-MSH studied in colitis models, ARA 290 targets a tissue-protective receptor, and Thymosin Alpha 1 has decades of immune research behind it.

For the published research behind this range, start with this PubMed search.

Recovery peptides in our range

How to choose recovery peptides

For most tissue models, BPC-157 and TB500 are the place to start, either separately or in a blend. If the study is about gut tissue or oral delivery, look at KPV, the GI Mod capsules and BPC-157 capsules. For topical work there’s the Wolverine lotion.

Format matters as much as compound. Vials give the most control, sprays are ready to use, and capsules suit oral research. Each product page compares the formats for that compound.

Formats and prices at a glance

This range has 17 products: five lyophilized vials, five capsule bottles, three blends, three nasal sprays and one lotion. Prices run from $59.99 to $149.99. Every product page lists the exact amount, the format and the SKU, so you can compare like for like before you order.

Quality, testing and storage

Most of our vials carry a QR code on the label that opens the certificate of analysis for that exact batch. Check the lot number on the COA against the vial before you open it, and keep a copy with your notes.

Store lyophilized vials in the fridge, or the freezer for long periods, and let them reach room temperature before opening. Sprays go in the fridge once opened. Capsules and lotions keep on a cool, dry shelf.

Recovery peptides FAQ

What are the most popular recovery peptides?

BPC-157 and TB500, on their own or together.

Do you sell BPC-157 and TB500 together?

Yes, as a 10mg/10mg or 20mg/20mg blend, a nasal spray, Wolverine capsules and Wolverine lotion.

Which formats are available?

Lyophilized vials, blends, nasal sprays, capsules and a topical lotion.

Are recovery peptides for human use?

No. They’re sold for laboratory research only.

Buy recovery peptides from LA Peptides

Pick a product from the list above, add it to your cart and check out in a couple of minutes. Don’t forget BAC water if you’re ordering lyophilized vials. For multi-compound work, our peptide bundles save about 15%.

Recovery peptides from LA Peptides

For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. Not evaluated by the FDA.

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