BPC-157 Injection Sites: What Works Best?

Kai MartinezJanuary 19, 2026 at 11:25 PM311 views

There's a lot of debate about BPC-157 injection sites - subcutaneous vs intramuscular, and whether to inject near the injury or systemically. My experience with shoulder injury: • Weeks 1-2: SubQ injections in abdomen (systemic) - minimal improvement • Weeks 3-4: SubQ injections near shoulder - significant improvement! • Weeks 5-6: Continued near-site injections - almost full recovery What worked: 250mcg twice daily, injected subcutaneously about 2-3 inches from injury site. Anyone else notice better results with localized injections? Research: [BPC-157 Mechanism of Action](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36000000/) suggests both systemic and local effects.

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