Remedium Recovery Pen 30mg is a multi-peptide research formulation combining three peptides: BPC-157, TB-500, and KPV.

According to the product packaging, each pen contains:

10mg BPC-157
10mg TB-500
10mg KPV
30mg total peptide content

The formulation is described on the packaging as a stabilised and pH-balanced solution.

Laboratory research involving these peptides may investigate:

Peptide signalling pathways
Cellular response mechanisms
Tissue and cellular biology
Inflammatory pathway research
Repair and regeneration-related mechanisms
Molecular and biochemical interactions

The product is supplied as a prefilled FlexiPen with disposable pen needles and an instruction leaflet.

Key Features

Remedium Research Recovery Pen
30mg total peptide formulation
10mg BPC-157
10mg TB-500
10mg KPV
Stabilised and pH-balanced formulation
Prefilled FlexiPen
20 × 5mm 31G pen needles included
Stored at 2–8°C according to packaging
Intended for controlled laboratory research

How to Use (Research Reference Only)

This product is intended exclusively for laboratory and scientific research conducted by qualified professionals using appropriate research protocols.

Experimental handling and application should be determined according to the relevant laboratory protocol and institutional requirements.

Not intended for human consumption or self-administration.

Research Applications

The individual components of this formulation may be investigated in research involving:

Peptide signalling
Cellular response pathways
Tissue biology
Inflammatory signalling research
Molecular biology
Regeneration-related research
Biochemical pathway analysis

Research Disclaimer

For laboratory and scientific research use only.

Not intended for human consumption, therapeutic use, diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease.

What is the Remedium Recovery Pen 30mg?

The Remedium Recovery Pen 30mg is a combination peptide formulation containing BPC-157, TB-500, and KPV, with 10mg of each component. The formulation is designed for laboratory research investigating peptide signalling, cellular pathways, and related biological mechanisms.