Order BPC-157 Online — A Step-by-Step Walkthrough

If you know what to look for, making your first order of BPC-157 online will take you approximately ten minutes. The problem is not the check-out form. The challenge is choosing the right vendor and making sure that the vial you receive will correspond to what is stated on the product page. We documented the whole process from making the order until receiving the order from two US-based vendors. The process is described below and includes real prices and shipping costs.

Pick a Vendor That Meets Your Criteria

Make certain to make your decision before you fill the cart as to what parameter is most important for you – is it the lowest price of the product per milligram, whether the laboratory has published its data on testing results, or the capability to pay either via credit card or using cash. As can be seen in the table below, there are two merchants available on this website.

PeptideGod is less expensive yet has only half the amount of peptide and does not provide a publicly available Certificate of Analysis. On the other hand, Real Peptides is more expensive but provides twice as many milligrams per vial. Real Peptides is more expensive but sells at $4.32/mg with testing documentation for review. At the time of this review, the product Real Peptides BPC-157 10mg was out of stock. For extensive comparisons of the products from both companies, you need to refer to our review of trusted online stores.

Step 1 -- Review the Product Page and COA

Access the product page and read it thoroughly before proceeding with the information you need. Focus on four things: how big is the vial in milligrams, purity, how to store it and the link to the Certificate of Analysis.

A credible COA should include the following:

• HPLC purity result with a percentage (99% or higher is the benchmark for research-grade BPC-157)
• Endotoxin screening, ideally below 0.5 EU/mg
• Lot or batch number matching the vial you intend to buy
• Lab name so you can confirm the testing facility exists independently

Real Peptides issues COAs that have information on mass-spectrometry and endotoxin performance from two named laboratories: Freedom Diagnostics and Kovera. PeptideGod does not link to COAs from the BPC-157 product page. If you purchase from a vendor without any COA, you are operating on pure faith regarding the product; it is up to you to track any discrepancies using screenshots in case you need to contest a charge later on.

The results of published preclinical studies on BPC-157 discovered that the peptide is a stable pentadecapeptide with an approximate molecular weight of about 1419.5 daltons (Sikiric et al., 2018). The mass spectrometry result on the COA confirming the molecular weight provides one more level of confidence.

Step 2 -- Add to Cart and Check the Total

Once you are happy with the product page, put the vial in your shopping basket and check the total amount before supplying any payment information. Costs can vary quite a lot due to delivery charges, bulk discounts, and any other savings available when making the payment. We have listed our calculations based on different usual orders below.

PeptideGod's cost-per-order is simple since shipping costs are not made publicly available on its site. The numbers shown above only include product costs. Real Peptides charges a standard delivery fee of $9.95 on orders below $250. With a total of six vials ordered the order is over the limit, as the cost for six vials at $43.20 each equals $259.20 before the discount. The order qualifies for the 5% pack discount for purchases of five vials and more, which brings the total to $246.24. Payment trough Bank Pay allows for a total drop of 10%.

Summary: Real Peptides' bulk purchases reduce the cost per milligram significantly. A vial of peptide costs $5.32/mg with shipping included while six vials provide $4.10/mg with free shipping and bundle discount. If you want a chart that shows the breakdown of all available vials, look for the injectable BPC-157 comparison page

Step 3 -- Complete Checkout Securely

With the cart totaled, proceed to checkout. Here is what we observed with each vendor.

PeptideGod employs the checkout services provided by Shopify, however, the specific payment methods acceptable have not been mentioned on the product page. Usually, all major debit and credit cards are accepted through the Shopify checkout but the methods depend on the individual store's settings.

Real Peptides allows payment via credit cards, as well as through its Bank Pay option. The latter will give you a discount of 10% from the order value, which is substantial enough to influence the cost-per-milligram calculation. When buying a $43.20 vial, the price drops to $38.88, or $3.89/mg for a vial of 10 mg. Make sure that the shipping charge, estimated delivery date and total cost of your order are displayed on the checkout page before you finalize your payment.

General checkout safety practices apply regardless of vendor:

• Confirm the URL shows HTTPS with a valid certificate before entering payment information
• Use a credit card rather than a debit card for stronger dispute protection
• Save your order confirmation email and screenshot the order summary page
• Check that your shipping address is complete, including apartment or suite numbers

Step 4 -- Track Your Shipment

After you complete the checkout process, your order enters the fulfillment process. The timeline varies among the vendors and whether tracking is available depends upon the shipping method.

1. Order confirmed. You should receive a confirmation email within minutes. Save this. It contains your order number, the product SKU and the total charged.
2. Order dispatched. Real Peptides dispatches within 24 hours on business days, shipping from warehouses in Florida and California. PeptideGod ships from Westminster, CA, but the dispatch window is not publicly disclosed on their site.
3. In transit. Real Peptides provides tracking numbers and estimates 2 to 4 business days for domestic delivery. PeptideGod ships to 28 countries, though specific transit times are not published. Check your email or account dashboard for tracking updates.
4. Delivered. The package arrives at your shipping address. Inspect the outer packaging for damage before opening. If the box is crushed or shows signs of extreme heat exposure, photograph it before breaking the seal.

If for any reason your tracking number has remained stalled for over three business days, reach out to the vendor's support department right away. Do not wait to hear that the carrier has listed the package as lost.

What to Do When Your Order Arrives

Getting the package out of its box is not the finish of the process. This phase of the procedure involves few requirements which help to avoid receiving an illegal or wrongly labeled item.

• Inspect the vial seal. The aluminum crimp cap should be intact with no signs of tampering. The rubber stopper underneath should be flush and undamaged.
• Read the label. Confirm the peptide name, milligram quantity and lot number match your order. If a COA was published on the product page, check that the lot number on the vial matches the lot number on that COA.
• Examine the powder. Lyophilized BPC-157 appears as a white to off-white powder cake or loose powder. If the contents are discolored, wet or stuck to the stopper, that may indicate a temperature excursion during shipping.
• Store correctly. Place unreconstituted vials in a freezer at -20 degrees Celsius for long-term storage, or in a refrigerator at 2 to 8 degrees Celsius if you plan to reconstitute within the next few weeks.

We advise taking pictures of every vial and its packaging upon receipt. This will provide you with solid proof in case of the need to raise a dispute or return.

Consult a Healthcare Professional

BPC-157 may not be used as a product for human therapeutic purposes although it has been published and accepted in the scientific world for research purposes. As per FDA, FDA's guidance on bulk drug substances used in compounding has ruled out the use of BPC-157 in other products and it is in the list of substances known to present serious safety issues when used as compounded medication products for human use.

It should be noted that at present no substantial randomized controlled clinical trial in humans has ever been conducted or published. Almost all preclinical data consists of the results obtained from experiments carried out on mice and cell cultures (Sikiric et al., 2010). Anyone considering using this peptide for any reason at all should consult his/her healthcare provider, especially if he/she takes any medication or suffers from any medical condition. The information on this page cannot be regarded as medical advice.