No therapeutic, prophylactic, or diagnostic application is claimed or implied, and the peptide is not approved for human or veterinary use in Australia
Vegetarians and vegans are at increased risk for vitamin B12 deficiency, since the vitamin mainly comes from animal-based foods (or supplements)

Purity testing Simply PeptidesSelected, vetted manufacturers confirm 99% purity by HPLC and mass spectrometry, every batch Typical suppliersSelf-reported purity, or one method quoted with no figure attached Independent testing Typical suppliersIn-house or supplier-supplied paperwork you have no way to check Storage before dispatch Simply PeptidesHeld at 20C right up to the day it ships Typical suppliersRoom-temperature shelf storage, or simply not stated Dispatch Simply PeptidesOrder by 3pm on a working day and it is with Royal Mail the same day 97% hit rate , measured Typical suppliersSame-day dispatch claimed, with nothing published to back it Delivery performance Simply PeptidesPublished and rebuilt nightly from every single order 85% arrive the next working day Typical suppliersNo delivery performance figures published at all Delivery cost Simply PeptidesFree Royal Mail Tracked 24 over 20, in discreet unbranded packaging Typical suppliersA shipping fee on every order, however much you spend Legal & safety: Simply Peptides supplies BPC-157 strictly for in vitro research use only

Food timing matters less for tissue-healing peptides than for GH secretagogues
Here is the breakdown: There is an important caveat
more handling-sensitive than BPC-157 Combination Safety: No formal safety data exists for combined BPC-157 + TB-500 use