BPC-157 / TB-500 | FutureSelf RX

BPC-157 / TB-500 — FutureSelf RX

A closer look

A closer look at a recovery combination.

Two ingredients do not automatically mean stronger results. Review the rationale, uncertainties, and risks of BPC-157 / TB-500 before deciding on a plan.

Benefits & care goals

Evaluate recovery goals in the context of your injury or symptoms.
Consider rehabilitation and established treatments alongside any proposed therapy.
Review the combination as a whole, not just each ingredient separately.

How it works

BPC-157 and thymosin-beta-related peptides have been investigated in preclinical repair research. This does not establish that the marketed BPC-157 / TB-500 combination is safe or effective for injury recovery.

How to use

If prescribed, follow the pharmacy label for route, dose, frequency, storage, and the beyond-use date. Ask your care team to explain anything unclear before using the medication. Do not change the schedule or combine treatments on your own.

Ingredients & formulation

Listed active ingredients: BPC-157 and TB-500.

The exact strength, inactive ingredients, and preparation depend on your prescription and dispensing pharmacy. Check your pharmacy label and ask about any allergies before use.

Timing & expectations

There is no validated timeline for this combination. Follow an appropriate rehabilitation plan and review function and symptoms with your clinician.

Research & testing

Human evidence for this use is limited. Laboratory or animal findings do not establish clinical benefit. Review the evidence and safety uncertainties with your clinician.

Peptide compounding safety information — FDA ↗

For available pharmacy or batch-specific documentation, contact support@futureselfrx.com.

Prescription required. Treatment depends on individual clinical review. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Results vary; use only as prescribed.

FIND YOUR FIT

Who it’s best for.

May be appropriate for patients who:

Have long-standing or stubborn injuries
Experience chronic stiffness or limited mobility
Are active or athletic with repeat strain injuries
Want enhanced recovery after surgery or intense training
Need additional support beyond BPC-157 alone

A licensed provider decides whether treatment is right for you. Human safety evidence is limited. FDA has identified safety concerns with certain compounded peptides. Discuss the specific ingredient and route with a clinician.

03 / How it works

WELCOME TO THE FUTURE.

Prescribed online.
Shipped to your door.

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Choose your plan

Explore your options and choose the plan that fits your goals.

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Answer a few questions

Complete the required health questionnaire. Tell us about your goals, medical history, and current medications.

Provider review

A licensed provider must review your answers and determine if treatment is right for you before prescribing.

Shipped fast

If prescribed, your pharmacy confirms fulfillment and shipping. Delivered directly to your door.

The honest comparison

Compare your options.

When the injury’s been hanging around for months, here’s how the usual escalation ladder compares.

Explore the alternatives using the arrows below.

	FutureSelf BPC-157 / TB-500 Clinician-guided	🛋️ Rest & wait Doctor’s orders	💊 Advil Ibuprofen	💉 Cortisone shot Steroid injection	🏥 Surgery Last resort
How it works	Two repair peptides in one injection (research mostly in animal models)	Time. Lots of it.	Blocks inflammation and pain signals	Powerful steroid that calms inflammation	Repairs the tissue directly
How you take it	Quick injection on your schedule	Couch, ice, patience	Pills, a few times a day	A shot at the doctor’s office	OR + months of rehab
Cost	$5.54/day on the 3-month plan	Free (plus lost training time)	Pennies a pill	A visit + copay per shot	Thousands, even with insurance
The catch	Needs a provider’s OK. Compounded, not FDA-approved; human research is still early.	Slow — and sometimes it just… doesn’t.	Masks the pain; long-term use is rough on your stomach.	Doctors cap how many you can get.	Sometimes necessary. Always a long comeback.

Brand names belong to their owners and are shown for comparison only; FutureSelf isn’t affiliated with them. Costs are rough, general estimates. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Prescription and provider review required; individual responses vary.

04 / A few things to know

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Is the combination proven to work better?

No clear promise of added benefit can be made for this compounded combination. Ask your clinician to explain the evidence for the specific formulation and your situation.

Does completing the intake guarantee treatment?

No. A clinician reviews your medical history and determines whether treatment is appropriate. A prescription is not guaranteed.

How is the plan billed?

The 3-month plan is $499 paid upfront, equivalent to $166.33/month. This three-month option is a one-time payment. The monthly option is $99 for your first month, then $219/month until cancelled. The introductory price applies to the first order of this product only. Shipping and taxes, if applicable, are shown at checkout.

What dose will I receive?

Your clinician determines the prescribed dose. Confirm the formulation, concentration, and instructions with the prescribing team and pharmacy; this page does not select a dose.

What should I share with my clinician?

Your medical history, medications and supplements, allergies, previous treatment, and any other information requested in the secure intake.

Are results guaranteed?

No. Individual responses vary. Discuss expected benefits, risks, and alternatives with your clinician.

How is this product used?

Confirm the exact formulation, route, strength, and instructions with your clinician and pharmacy. Use only as prescribed; product illustrations do not determine your dose or preparation.

What should I know before changing treatment?

Human safety evidence is limited. FDA has identified safety concerns with certain compounded peptides. Discuss the specific ingredient and route with a clinician. Discuss any changes or concerns with your clinician.

Will my packaging look exactly like this?

The vial shown is a design concept. Dispensed packaging and labeling may differ.

THE FUTURESELF COMPOUND COLLECTION

A considered step.
Toward your future self.

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Start with the product. Bring your questions. Make the treatment decision with a clinician.

Prescription required. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Treatment is subject to eligibility and clinical review.