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TB peptide and BPC peptide questions for your prescriber

Use this sheet if you have used, or are thinking about using, a TB peptide product or a blended vial with BPC peptide. Fill it in by hand and take it to a prescriber or pharmacist, or keep it at home with your records.

Companion to “TB-500 Side Effects: Incidence Rates Across Trials” · healthrx.com/side-effects-v2-tb-500/incidence-by-trial · Facts checked Nov 11, 2026

Product details from the label

Write what is printed on the vial, box or paperwork. Leave a line blank if you do not know.

Product name as labeledCopy the exact wording on the vial or box
Peptides listed on the labelWrite every peptide named, including the BPC or TB peptide
Seller or sourceName of the seller and where it was bought
Lot or batch codeCode printed on the vial
Date you first used itMonth and year
How it was takenRoute used and how often you took it
Other medicines or supplementsList anything taken at the same time

Gather before the visit

Bring these so the visit can focus on your questions.

  • Bring the original vial, box or label, or a clear photo of it.
  • Bring a list of every injected, oral or topical product used in the past year.
  • Note any reports or complaints you have seen about this product.
  • Write down any changes you have noticed, even if they seem minor.
  • Confirm whether a prescriber has reviewed any product you have been given.
  • Check with your pharmacist whether they can verify this product.

Questions to ask

  1. Has any clinical trial tested the TB peptide alone in people?
  2. Is there a published study on side effects from the TB peptide?
  3. Could a reaction come from the BPC peptide, the TB peptide, or both in one vial?
  4. Which changes should I report to you right away?
  5. Where can I report a side effect to the FDA?
  6. Are there tests that can check for an immune reaction to an injected peptide?
  7. Would you review my vial label and tell me what it appears to contain?
  8. What options do I have if I have been using this product?

Side effect tracking

Record each new or returning change in skin, gums or other areas as you notice it.

DateWhere on bodyWhat you noticedCame back?