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TB-500
RecoveryThymosin Beta-4 Fragment
Overview
TB-500 is a synthetic version of a naturally occurring peptide (Thymosin Beta-4) present in virtually all human and animal cells. It is extensively researched for wound healing, tissue repair, and anti-inflammatory properties.
Mechanism of Action
TB-500 promotes cell migration, blood vessel formation, and regulation of actin, a cell-building protein. It may also reduce inflammation and fibrosis by modulating inflammatory cytokines.
Research Contexts
Muscle repair • Cardiac tissue repair • Hair regrowth • Anti-fibrotic effects • Wound healing
Dosing (PepPal Protocol)
PepPal only publishes dosing from our vetted protocol PDFs. For peptides without an official PepPal protocol, see the Protocols page.
PepPal publishes TB-500 dosing only as part of the Wolverine Stack (BPC-157 + TB-500), GLOW, and KLOW blend protocols. See /protocols for the vetted protocols — we do not publish standalone TB-500 dosing from outside research literature.
Reconstitution Guide
Vial size: See PepPal protocol (not yet available for this peptide)
Water volume: See PepPal protocol (not yet available for this peptide)
Concentration: See PepPal protocol (not yet available for this peptide)
Reconstitution math depends on dosing — and we only publish reconstitution guidance for peptides that have an official PepPal protocol PDF. Check /protocols for vetted protocols.
Storage Guidelines
Before reconstitution: General peptide guidance: refrigerate or freeze, protect from light. Specific guidance only published for peptides with an official PepPal protocol.
After reconstitution: General peptide guidance: refrigerate at 2–8°C. Specific guidance only published for peptides with an official PepPal protocol.
Half-Life & Stability
Half-life: Not published here — PepPal only publishes detailed pharmacokinetic guidance for peptides covered by an official protocol PDF.
Stability: PepPal does not publish a stability/cycling protocol for this peptide. See /protocols for vetted protocols.
