(The 503A Bulks List is a list of drug substances that the FDA has approved for compounding.) The committee recommended six of those peptidesBPC-157, KPV, TB-500, MOTS-c, Epitalon, and Semaxbe moved onto the list so that they can be legally prescribed and compounded in the future
That is a little different from: Getting B12 from foods like meat, fish, eggs, or dairy Taking B12 by mouth in a pill or liquid form Using sublingual B12 that dissolves under the tongue None of these options is always better for everyone
Once reconstituted, most peptides require refrigeration and use within 4 weeks, with TB-500 preferably used within 7 to 14 days
Once you hit the 6-month period, or 6 total refills, take a break from B12/MIC for a minimum of 3 months