Thymosin Beta 4 TB 500 Peptide HPLC CAS 77591-33-4 10mg

Product Details TB500:

Function of TB500

TB500 is one of the more interesting peptides on the market due to its potential for directly healing injuries. Some data, although limited, has also shown the peptide may in fact have heart-healing properties, particularly that of ventricle hypertrophy. However, because full data on T B500 is so limited,  TB500 is very hard to give an honest review beyond "he said she said." But it's also difficult to ignore that many users do tend to heal much faster with it than without, and in some cases, faster than would seem possible.

TB500  is also important to note that T B500 users often report better results when used with Human Grow th Hormone (GH) or Human Grow th Hormone Releasing Hormones (HGRH') compounds. This isn't surprising when Grow th Hormone is one of the primary healing tools we have at our disposal. It's hard to say how much faster healing will be with or without a GH' product, but what we know of GH' (there is massive amounts of data available on GH) it only makes sense that it would be much faster.

TB500 comes in freeze-dried (lyophilized) form and must be reconstituted with bacteriostatic water for administration. The most common dosing range in human use is 2.0 to 2.5mg of TB500 two times per week for approximately 4-6 weeks. Once the 4-6 weeks of use is complete, once the injured area has improved, some users will reduce to one to two injections per month for injury prevention. Many users report greater muscle flexibility when using T B500, thereby reducing further injury potential.

Higher doses of TB500, those beyond 2.0-2.5mg twice per week, there is no data available to support how much stronger such dosing plans will be. There is very little data to support the lower doses beyond anecdotal but even less when it comes to higher doses. As healing and injury prevention is the primary point of use and the 2.0-2.5mg plans seem to carry a high rate of success, this does tend to lend to higher doses being unnecessary.