patellar tendonitis bpc 157 for tendon and ligament injury healing BPC-157 vs. TB-500: What Patients

Track progress with objective metrics

They do not merely mask symptoms

Lyophilized (freeze-dried) powder: Room temperature storage: stable for weeks to months depending on peptide Refrigerator storage (2-8 C): stable for months to over a year Freezer storage (-20 C): stable for years in some cases Keep sealed, dry, and away from light Moisture is the primary enemy of lyophilized peptides Reconstituted solution: Must be refrigerated at 2-8 C at all times Typical stability: 4-6 weeks for most peptides Never freeze reconstituted solutions Use bacteriostatic water (not sterile water) for multi-use vials Each needle puncture introduces contamination risk The difference in stability is dramatic

Use a consistent scale (0-10) for rating pain at rest and with activity

NAD+ Is Not a Peptide The confusion makes sense

Most experienced users set a 4-week expiration date from reconstitution and discard any remaining solution after that point regardless of appearance