TB-500
Thymosin β4 fragment: mobility and recovery.
iThe essentials in 10 seconds
- Active fragment of Thymosin β4, a repair protein present in the body
- Promotes mobility, tissue flexibility and recovery
- Subcutaneous injection, in a course of a few weeks
- Complement to BPC-157 for tendon-muscle repair
IWhat is TB-500?
TB-500 is a fragment of Thymosin β4, a protein involved in tissue repair. It promotes cell migration to injured areas, the formation of new vessels and tissue flexibility. It is used for recovery and mobility (tendons, muscles, joints).
Peptide off-label, use reserved for a supervised medical setting. Limited human data: benefits are mainly based on practice and preclinical models.
IIThe benefits
Improves tissue elasticity and joint mobility.
Supports muscle and tendon repair after exertion and shortens recovery.
Promotes vessel formation (angiogenesis) in areas under repair.
Reduces inflammation and stiffness in injured areas.
Attracts repair cells to the injury site.
Combines with BPC-157 for complete repair coverage.
IIIRecommendations & how to use
Route: subcutaneous injection (abdomen or thigh) · Frequency: injections spaced out during the week, in a course · Storage: refrigerated (2–8 °C).
To be combined with rehabilitation and rest when indicated.
| Dosage | Euro | Dollar | Dirham |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 mg | 55 € | 60 $ | 600 DH |
| 10 mg | 97 € | 105 $ | 1050 DH |
Indicative exchange rates — final price confirmed during consultation.
IVThe two protocols
Goal: support tissue repair and reduce stiffness after an injury.
Monitoring: pain, mobility, exercise capacity.
Goal: maintain flexibility and prevent injuries in athletes.
Combine with: warm-up, stretching, protein, sleep.
VProtocol rules
- Rehabilitation and rest when indicated
- Hydration and protein
- Regular sleep
- Note pain and mobility
- Store vials in the refrigerator
- No self-injection without medical training
- Do not force a healing area
- Do not chain courses without a break
- Never mix peptides in the same vial
- Progressive cancer: contraindication
VIYour journey in 3 steps
Evaluation, contraindications, injection training, protocol provided.
Spaced injections, monitoring of mobility and recovery.
Assessment, decision on what comes next (break or new course).