BPC-157

BPC-157 peptide at Neurogen Research: lab-grade research supply for Australia and New Zealand

Neurogen Research supplies BPC-157 to laboratories in Australia and New Zealand as lab-grade research stock. BPC-157 is a synthetic (lab-made) peptide built from 15 amino acids, a type of molecule called a pentadecapeptide (amino acids are the small units that make up proteins). Its longer name is Body Protection Compound 157, and some catalogues list it as PL 14736. Each order is a white freeze-dried (dried to powder) vial from our Recovery and Repair category, sold for in-vitro (test-tube) research only and never for people or animals.

BPC-157 quick facts

• The compound: a pentadecapeptide research peptide, also written BPC 157 and coded PL 14736.
• Purity: latest COA 99.162% by HPLC (lot TY6342), checked by the outside lab Janoshik; batch certificates are published on our Certificates page.
• Sizes and price: the 10mg and 20mg vial sizes run $79 to $149, on their own or paired with a starter kit.

BPC-157 explained: what the pentadecapeptide is

BPC-157 comes from a short section of a protein found in human gastric juice (the fluid in the stomach). The lab-made copy is designed to stay stable in dry, powder form. It is not a steroid and not a hormone, and Neurogen Research treats it purely as a research material.

BPC-157 in the research lab: how it is studied

At the research bench, BPC-157 appears often in recovery and repair studies. Laboratory work with it is carried out in cells and tissue samples, looking at areas such as angiogenesis (how new blood vessels form), the way fibroblasts behave (fibroblasts are cells that rebuild connective tissue), and models of the gut lining. Every part of this sits at the cell level and says nothing about a living body.

BPC-157 vs TB-500: a research comparison

The peptide most often set beside BPC-157 in research is TB-500. The two are built differently: BPC-157 is the shorter molecule, a 15-amino-acid chain, whereas TB-500 is a man-made fragment of the larger protein thymosin beta-4. This is the basis of the familiar BPC-157 vs TB-500 comparison, and some teams study the pair together as a BPC-157 and TB-500 blend. Close by on the same shelf is KPV, a small peptide looked at in gut and immune research. Each comparison is run in cell models only.

BPC-157 purity, HPLC testing and the CoA

Because purity is what a research peptide lives or dies on, Neurogen Research has each BPC-157 batch analysed by Janoshik, an independent third-party lab. The test used is HPLC (high-performance liquid chromatography, which separates a sample to show how much of it is the intended compound), and the latest COA reads 99.162% (lot TY6342). We post that batch’s Certificate of Analysis (CoA, the lab’s signed result) on the certificate page, and send a copy with your vial.

For laboratory research only: not for human or animal use

There is no approved-medicine version of what we sell. Neurogen Research BPC-157 is bench stock, with no TGA registration (the TGA, Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration, oversees medicines) and no similar clearance overseas for use on or inside the body. None of this page is medical advice. Orders are accepted only from qualified researchers who can handle it correctly and keep to all applicable Australian and New Zealand laws.

Buy BPC-157 peptide online in Australia and New Zealand

• Buy the BPC-157 peptide online from Neurogen Research, an Australian-owned brand that holds stock locally. A single vial comes in 10mg or 20mg from $79 to $149, and heavier projects can move to the 10x bulk pack. No need to search “BPC-157 for sale” or hunt for a supplier near you.
• Starting out? Choose the vial together with a Starter Kit, which brings the main mixing supplies in one parcel.
• Orders placed before 12pm AEST leave Sydney the same business day on tracked Australia Post Express. Delivery is usually 2 to 4 business days to metro (city) Australia, 3 to 5 to the regions, 4 to 6 to WA (Western Australia), and 4 to 6 to New Zealand.
• Orders above $200 ship express for free; below that, a flat $14.95 applies.

Storing and mixing BPC-157

• Keep the sealed vial somewhere cool, dark and dry and under 25°C; for the long term, store it in a freezer near -20°C.
• To reconstitute it (bring the dry powder back to liquid), add bacteriostatic water (sterile water holding a mild preservative that controls bacteria) gently against the inside wall of the vial.
• Once mixed, keep the vial refrigerated, use it within a couple of weeks, and go easy on freeze-thaw cycles (repeated freezing and thawing), which slowly degrade the peptide.
• Look for a clear, colourless solution; discard any vial that goes cloudy or shows particles.

BPC-157 specifications

BPC-157: common questions

What is BPC-157?

BPC-157 is a research peptide made in the lab. A peptide is a short string of amino acids (the small building blocks of proteins), and this one is a chain of 15, giving it the name pentadecapeptide. In full it is Body Protection Compound 157, occasionally listed as PL 14736. Neurogen Research ships it as a freeze-dried powder for in-vitro use, meaning lab-dish and test-tube work only, not use in people or animals.

What is the difference between BPC-157 and TB-500?

They are different peptides that often come up together in recovery research. BPC-157 is a small 15-amino-acid chain. TB-500 is a lab-made part of a larger protein, thymosin beta-4. Researchers regularly compare the two, and a combined blend is offered as well. Keep in mind this is all laboratory work, not for use in humans or animals.

How pure is Neurogen Research BPC-157, and do I get a CoA?

Neurogen Research sends each batch to Janoshik, an outside lab that tests on its own. The latest batch returned 99.16%, comfortably past 99%, on an HPLC test (the usual way to measure peptide purity). Its signed Certificate of Analysis (CoA) is posted on our certificate page, and a copy ships inside the box.

How is BPC-157 stored and reconstituted?

Keep the unopened vial cool, dark, dry and under 25°C, or in a freezer near -20°C for the long term. To prepare it, slowly pour bacteriostatic water (sterile water with a light preservative) down the inside of the vial onto the powder, then keep the mixed liquid cold and limit repeated freezing and thawing, which slowly damages the peptide.

What size and price does BPC-157 come in?

You can get BPC-157 in two vial sizes, 10mg and 20mg, from $79 to $149, either by itself or with a starter kit. There is also a 10x bulk pack for larger studies.

Where can I buy BPC-157 in Australia and New Zealand?

Buy it directly on the Neurogen Research site, and we send it to your door. We keep stock in Australia and deliver to customers in both Australia and New Zealand, so a local shop or a “near me” search is not needed.

Is BPC-157 approved for human or animal use?

No. At Neurogen Research, BPC-157 is strictly laboratory research material. It is not a medicine, supplement or cosmetic, and it must never enter a person or an animal.

Disclaimer: Neurogen Research supplies BPC-157 for in-vitro laboratory research only. It is not a medicine, supplement, cosmetic or skincare product, and must never be applied to or taken by any person or animal. Placing an order confirms that you are a qualified researcher and will keep its storage, handling and use within every Australian and New Zealand law that applies.