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EXPLORE / Recovery

Recovery deserves a thoughtful plan.

Explore the compounds often discussed in recovery care, understand what the research can—and cannot—tell you, and bring better questions to your clinician.

Explore the formulations.

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Wolverine 3mg/3mg/mL vial, 5 mL injectable
Recovery

Wolverine

BPC-157 + TB-500. One clearly specified formulation.

3mg/3mg/mL · 5 mL
$300/month · consult included
KLOW 3mg/10mg/3mg/3mg/mL vial, 5 mL injectable
Recovery

KLOW

BPC-157, GHK-Cu, KPV, and TB-500 in one blend.

3mg/10mg/3mg/3mg/mL · 5 mL
$300/month · consult included
BPC-157 3mg/ml vial, 5 mL injectable
Recovery

BPC-157

A single-ingredient peptide discussed in tissue-repair research.

3mg/ml · 5 mL
$255/month · consult included
TB-500 10mg/ml vial, 3 mL injectable
Recovery

TB-500

A thymosin beta-4 fragment discussed in repair research.

10mg/ml · 3 mL
$375/month · consult included

Product images show the labeled vial for identification; actual pharmacy packaging may differ. Listed strengths are specifications, not dosing instructions.

CONTEXT BEFORE COMMITMENT

What should I ask about recovery peptides?

Start with the cause of your symptoms, the quality of the human evidence, and established treatment options. A recovery label is not proof that a compound heals an injury. A clinician should assess persistent pain, reduced function, or a new injury before discussing treatment.

THE DETAILS MATTER

Good questions. Clear answers.

What should I ask about recovery peptides?

Start with the cause of your symptoms, the quality of the human evidence, and established treatment options. A recovery label is not proof that a compound heals an injury. A clinician should assess persistent pain, reduced function, or a new injury before discussing treatment.

What is included in the listed price?

Every listed price is a one-month plan price. It includes the asynchronous consultation, supplies, and two-day shipping after dispensing. Three-, six- and twelve-month plans are also offered at checkout. Clinician review and pharmacy preparation take place before shipping begins.

What does clinician-supervised mean?

A licensed clinician reviews your health history, current medications, and the reason you are seeking care. They decide whether treatment is appropriate. A catalog listing or completed consultation does not guarantee a prescription. Pharmacy and state requirements also apply.

Are these formulations FDA-approved?

The compounded formulations in this catalog are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing. Several listed peptides have limited human safety data and specific FDA-identified safety concerns; see each treatment page and our clinical information page.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Less guesswork.
More guidance.

Start with a conversation about what makes sense for you.

Explore your next step

A clinician decides.
You stay informed.

Clear formulations. Transparent pricing.
No promises your health should have to rely on.