Underdosed BPC-157 batch reported across three reseller sites
Independent testing shows multiple batches measuring far below label claims.
by Trust & Safety
What independent testing found
Three reseller sites — currently unnamed pending legal review — shipped BPC-157 vials labeled as 5mg that lab-tested at between 1.4mg and 2.8mg of active peptide. The remainder was a mix of mannitol filler and degradation products.
Testing was conducted at two separate accredited labs using HPLC, with results cross-confirmed.
How to check what you have
If you ordered BPC-157 from a reseller (not a primary vendor) in the last 30 days, check your shipment for a batch number and order date. Our public alert page lists the affected batch ranges as they're confirmed.
If you cannot verify the batch, the safest move is to stop using the product and request a refund through your payment provider.
Bigger picture
Reseller models (someone reboxing product from a different source) are where most underdosing problems show up. When you can, buy from the original vendor — not a discount reseller — and check for a batch-linked COA.