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Market status · September 2026

BPC-157.
The retreat.

The most searched research peptide is quietly disappearing from consumer storefronts. This page tracks what that means and what still carries a public price.

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Market status
Checked September 17, 2026
RETREATINGTen consumer brands removed public pricing this year
Public prices leftPharmacy-oriented sellers only

What happened

Through 2026, AgelessRx, Eden, Hone, Fridays, Joi and Blokes, Strut, Maximus, Defy, Invigor and Regenics either removed BPC-157, moved it to waitlists or hid it behind memberships — zero public prices remain among the consumer brands that publish prices for everything else. That is the market reading the FDA compounding-risk flag in real time, and it is itself the most useful price signal on this page.

Who still shows a price

RxPepsDirect — $80 per 15 mg vialFirst order lands at $134 with the $39 visit and $15 shipping; 503A pharmacy fulfillment; capsules at $2.50 each and a 15 plus 15 mg combo with TB-500 at $100 · checked September 17, 2026 · source
LIVV Natural — $166 list, $116 on sale per 5 mg vial10 mg vial and capsule bottle at $249 list; 3 and 6 pack tiers · checked September 17, 2026 · source

Why nothing is ranked here

BPC-157 has no approved form, no human trials and an FDA compounding-risk flag — comparing sellers on price would imply a purchase this site does not endorse. The numbers above exist so nobody overpays out of ignorance; the evidence page exists so nobody pays at all without reading it.

Read the BPC-157 evidence first

What changed

September 17, 2026 — status page launched
Ten consumer brands confirmed without public BPC-157 pricing; two pharmacy-oriented sellers verified with public prices. A rumor that BPC-157 returned to a lawful compounding category circulates without a primary FDA source — this page will log it the day a primary source exists.

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