Listed prices and cost per mg for BPC-157 across the research vendors tracked on MyPeptidePrice.com, an independent price reference. For laboratory research use only.
BPC-157 is listed by the research vendors tracked here, with prices that vary by size and vendor. MyPeptidePrice.com is an independent price reference and does not sell it. Sold by third parties for laboratory research use only, not for human use.
Prices are drawn from third-party vendor listings and reflect the SAMMYC code where a vendor supports it. They change over time; confirm the current price, size, and stock on the vendor site. MyPeptidePrice.com does not sell these materials. For laboratory research use only.
BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide derived from a protective protein found in gastric juice, studied in laboratory and research settings, listed in our catalog under the BPC-157 compound card. Tracked vendors supply it most often as lyophilized research vials, with capsule formats also available from select vendors, and reconstitution or handling determined entirely by the purchasing laboratory.
Every listing referenced on this page is sold by independent third-party vendors for research use only and is not for human consumption. MyPeptidePrice.com is an independent price comparison resource. We do not sell products, ship orders, or provide medical, dosing, or usage guidance of any kind.
Pricing varies by vial size, vendor, and format, since BPC-157 is available from tracked vendors as both research vials and capsules. Smaller sizes carry a lower listed price but a higher cost per milligram, while the SAMMYC code reduces the checkout total at supported vendors, commonly by 10 to 15 percent. Because format and size both shift the best value, the live comparison ranks current offers from lowest estimated after-code price to highest rather than relying on a single snapshot.
Listed prices vary by size, format, and vendor. Prices come from vendor listings and change over time; see the current listings above and confirm the price on the vendor site. This page reports prices only and does not describe BPC-157 or its use.
Price per mg divides a listing's price by its milligram amount, so different sizes can be compared on the same basis. A lower price per mg means more material for the money at that size.
When a tracked vendor supports the SAMMYC code, the comparison estimates the price after that known discount, commonly 10 to 15 percent. Confirm the code applies and review the final total on the vendor website.
No. Every listing compared here is sold by third-party vendors for laboratory and research use only. MyPeptidePrice.com does not sell products and does not provide medical, dosing, or usage guidance.
It refers to seven testing categories: Net Purity, Net Content, Heavy Metals, Endotoxins, Identification, Sterility, and Conformity. Review current certificates and product documentation directly with each vendor.
