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BPC-157
Protocol

BPC-157

Compounded BPC-157, a peptide given by injection. Prescribed only by an independent licensed clinical provider, after an online visit, if they decide it is appropriate for you.
What it is
Compounded BPC-157. BPC-157 is a lab-made peptide — a chain of 15 amino acids — based on a protein found in stomach fluid. It is not FDA-approved and has had very little study in people.
How it’s taken
An injection
How much you get
Your prescribing provider sets your dose and how much each shipment holds, after your online visit.
Billing
Billed every month while you’re on the plan. At checkout you can choose a 3-month plan instead.
$149.00/ month
Billed monthly · 3-month plan at checkout
Start your online visit
Checkout with our clinical partner. You’ll complete your online visit and checkout with our clinical partner. An independent licensed clinical provider alone decides whether a prescription is appropriate for you; if one is prescribed, a licensed pharmacy ships it to you. Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA, and the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed.

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Health and wellness products and educational resources presented by Beverly Hills Disc and Laser Therapy Center and Dr. Bryan Abasolo, D.C., a Doctor of Chiropractic licensed in California and Florida.

Beverly Hills Disc and Laser Therapy Center

How this shop is paid for. Beverly Hills Disc and Laser Therapy Center, and Platform Health, which runs this shop for it, earn money when you buy from this shop. When you start an online visit for a prescription product, the independent provider’s service may also pay Platform Health a referral fee. The independent provider decides on their own whether to prescribe, and whether you buy anything here is up to you.

Prescription products. Any prescription product in the shop, including any compounded medication, is prescribed solely by an independent licensed clinical provider after an online visit, and only if that provider decides it is appropriate for you. Dr. Abasolo does not prescribe it, and neither he nor Beverly Hills Disc and Laser Therapy Center decides whether you receive it. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed. A compounding pharmacy being licensed or regulated, including a “503A” pharmacy, does not mean the medications it compounds are FDA-approved.