Description: BPC-157 is a synthetic research peptide derived from a naturally occurring body protection compound found in gastric juice
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MECHANISM CATEGORIES RESEARCH CONDITIONS SAFETY Side effects Localized erythema (injection site) Transient hyperpigmentation (topical, in some users) Rare contact dermatitis Known interactions Vitamin C (theoretical copper-ascorbate redox cycling) Retinoids (may potentiate irritation when stacked topically) Contraindications Wilson's disease (copper-accumulation disorder) Active malignancy at the local site (theoretical, due to angiogenic activity) REGULATORY STATUS FDA Topical GHK-Cu formulations are marketed as cosmetic ingredients under FDA cosmetic regulation (cosmetics generally do not require FDA premarket approval)