BPC-157

GreenLabs AU BPC-157: a research peptide (pentadecapeptide) for Australia and New Zealand

GreenLabs AU stocks BPC-157 for research teams across Australia and New Zealand. BPC-157 is a lab-made (synthetic) research peptide, a pentadecapeptide (a chain of 15 amino acids, the small units that build proteins). Its official name is Body Protection Compound 157, with the research code PL 14736 used in some listings. We ship it as a white freeze-dried (dried to a powder) vial from our Recovery and Repair range, for in-vitro (test-tube) study only, and not for use in humans or animals.

BPC-157 at a glance

• The compound: a stable pentadecapeptide, also written BPC 157 and listed under the code PL 14736.
• Purity: above 99% on HPLC (newest batch 99.16%), checked by the independent lab Janoshik, with a CoA for every batch.
• Sizes and price: a 10mg or 20mg vial from $65 to $125, as a vial on its own or with a starter kit.

What is the BPC-157 peptide? Structure and class

BPC-157 is modelled on a small part of a protein found in the stomach, and the version we sell is made in the lab so it holds up well as a dry powder. It is neither a steroid nor a hormone. At GreenLabs AU it is handled only as a research compound.

How the BPC-157 peptide is studied in the lab

In the laboratory, BPC-157 is a well-known peptide in recovery and repair research. Common in-vitro studies watch how it behaves in cell and tissue samples, such as its part in angiogenesis (the way new blood vessels form), in the activity of fibroblasts (cells that help rebuild connective tissue), and in gut-lining cell models. This work stays at the cell and tissue level and makes no claim about a living body.

BPC-157 vs TB-500: how the two compare

Researchers often line BPC-157 up against TB-500, and the two make the most common comparison on the recovery shelf. They are not the same molecule: BPC-157 is a 15-amino-acid pentadecapeptide, while TB-500 is a lab-made piece of a larger protein called thymosin beta-4. Some labs also run the pair side by side as a BPC-157 and TB-500 blend. A further repair-focused option studied nearby is KPV, a short peptide used in gut and immune research. All of these are weighed against each other in-vitro only.

BPC-157 purity testing by HPLC and your Certificate of Analysis

Purity decides how useful a research peptide is, so GreenLabs AU sends every BPC-157 batch to Janoshik, an independent outside lab. Testing is done by HPLC (high-performance liquid chromatography, a method that splits a sample apart to measure how much of it is the real compound), and the result comes back above 99%, with the latest batch at 99.16%. The signed Certificate of Analysis (CoA, the lab’s own report) for that batch is published on our certificate page and included with your order, so you can match it to the vial you receive.

Research-use-only: BPC-157 is not for human or animal use

BPC-157 is not an approved medicine, and what GreenLabs AU ships is a research compound only. It carries no TGA registration (the TGA, or Therapeutic Goods Administration, is the body that regulates medicines in Australia), and no equivalent approval elsewhere, for use on or in the body. Nothing here is medical advice. We supply only qualified researchers who will store and handle it correctly and stay within every applicable Australian and New Zealand law.

Where to buy BPC-157 peptide online in Australia and New Zealand

• Order the BPC-157 peptide online from GreenLabs AU, an Australian-owned brand holding local stock, as a 10mg or 20mg vial from $65 to $125, or move up to the 10x bulk pack for larger projects. You will not need to chase a local seller or a “BPC-157 for sale near me” listing.
• New to peptide research? Add a Starter Kit alongside your vial, and the core mixing supplies ship together with it.
• Place your order before 12pm AEST and it ships from Sydney that same business day, sent with tracked Australia Post Express. Expect roughly 2 to 4 business days to metro (city) Australia, 3 to 5 to regional areas, 4 to 6 to WA (Western Australia), and 4 to 6 to New Zealand.
• Spend over $200 and express shipping is free; under that, a flat $14.95 applies.

How to store and reconstitute BPC-157

• Keep the unopened vial somewhere cool, dark and dry, below 25°C; for longer storage, a freezer around -20°C works best.
• To reconstitute it (turn the dry powder back into a liquid), run bacteriostatic water (sterile water with a gentle preservative that keeps bacteria in check) slowly down the side of the vial.
• After mixing, keep it in the fridge, use it within a couple of weeks, and limit freeze-thaw cycles (repeated rounds of freezing and thawing), which wear the peptide down over time.
• A correctly mixed vial looks clear and colourless; set aside any that turns cloudy or shows specks.

BPC-157 technical specifications

BPC-157 FAQs

What is BPC-157?

BPC-157 is a lab-made peptide made up of 15 amino acids, the small parts that join together to form proteins. Because it contains 15 of them, scientists call it a pentadecapeptide. You may also see it written as BPC 157, or by its full name, Body Protection Compound 157. GreenLabs AU provides it as a freeze-dried powder for in-vitro work only, which means it is studied in lab dishes and test tubes, never in a person or an animal.

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

These are two separate compounds, though both are popular in recovery research. BPC-157 is a small peptide of 15 amino acids; TB-500 is a man-made portion of a larger protein known as thymosin beta-4. Scientists frequently place them side by side, and a combined blend is sold as well. All of it is lab research, never for use in humans or animals.

How pure is GreenLabs AU BPC-157, and do I get a CoA?

Every batch goes to Janoshik, an independent laboratory. The most recent batch came back at 99.16%, which is above the 99% mark, measured by HPLC (a common purity test for peptides). You can view that batch’s signed Certificate of Analysis (CoA) on our certificate page, and we tuck a copy into every order.

How is BPC-157 stored and reconstituted?

Before opening, keep the vial cool, dark, dry and below 25°C; for longer storage, a freezer at about -20°C is ideal. When you are ready, slowly pour bacteriostatic water (sterile water with a mild preservative) onto the powder, then refrigerate the liquid. Avoid freezing and thawing it repeatedly, since that gradually wears the peptide down.

What size and price does BPC-157 come in?

GreenLabs AU offers BPC-157 in a 10mg or 20mg vial, priced from $65 to $125, either alone or bundled with a starter kit. For bigger research needs, a 10x bulk pack is available as well.

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

You can order BPC-157 directly from the GreenLabs AU website, and we post it out to you. Our stock sits here in Australia and ships to customers in both Australia and New Zealand, so there is no reason to look for a nearby store.

Is BPC-157 approved for human or animal use?

No. GreenLabs AU provides BPC-157 strictly as laboratory research material. It is not a medicine, a dietary supplement or a cosmetic, and it should never be placed on or inside a person or an animal.

Disclaimer: GreenLabs AU provides BPC-157 for laboratory research carried out in vitro only. It is not a medicine, a supplement, a cosmetic or a skincare product, and it must never be used on or within humans or animals. When you place an order, you confirm that you are a qualified researcher and that you will store, handle and use it in line with all applicable Australian and New Zealand laws.