Dr. Joy Kong explains why BPC-157 is harder to find: WADA banned it for athletes, and the FDA's Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee is reviewing whether it can be used in compounding pharmacies. Most online BPC-157 comes from unregulated vendors with no quality control, risking heavy metals and incorrect dosages.
If you looked for BPC-157 recently, you might notice that it is much harder to get it. The World Anti-Doping Agency has banned it for competitive athletes. Also, the US FDA has strictly regulated its availability due to the lack of extensive human data. Actually, the FDA Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee has scheduled formal reviews to debate whether BPC-157 can even be included on the approved bulk substances list. For compounding pharmacies. So why the sudden caution? One is a purity and source issue. Much of the BPC-157 sold online comes from unregulated research chemical websites. When you buy from these sources, there could be zero guarantee of purity, sterility, or accurate dosing. You may be injecting or ingesting heavy metals, impurities, or completely different amounts than what you thought you're getting.
