Recovery & Repair · physician-directed
Train hard. Recover smarter.
Train like it never happened.
Physician-directed peptide protocols oriented around tissue recovery, joint comfort, and training resilience — calibrated to your bloodwork, not a guess.
Choose your route
3 routes to the same goal.
Pick the shape that fits how you want to work. Whichever you choose, a physician confirms it against your bloodwork — and can decline.
The Wolverine protocol
Best for: Athletes and post-surgical recovery, 30–55.
- BPC-157 — 500 mcg daily SC
- TB-500 — 2.5 mg 2×/week SC
12-month cadence includes the bloodwork panel.
BPC-157
Best for: Those healing one thing — a tendon, a joint, a gut lining — and nothing else.
- The healing signal, systemwide.
- Wk 1 — Inflammation settles.
- Wk 8 — Strength return.
TB-500
Best for: Those whose repair needs to reach a specific tissue site.
- Repair, directed to the tissue.
- Wk 1 — Inflammation settles.
- Wk 8 — Function returns.
You don't have to pick correctly from a grid. Share your history and bloodwork; a physician matches you to the right route — or tells you none is appropriate.
Start your assessmentHow it works
Share your history
A private structured intake covering your goals, training, and medical history.
Get evaluated
Baseline bloodwork plus review by a U.S.-licensed physician — the only person who decides if a prescription is appropriate.
Start & stay monitored
If prescribed, your protocol ships from a state-licensed 503A pharmacy, with labs re-run every 90 days.
†Medication is dispensed only if a licensed provider determines a prescription is appropriate.
Progress you can point to.
Illustration · tracked against your quarterly labs
Questions, answered
How do recovery protocols start?
With a structured intake and baseline bloodwork. A licensed physician reviews both and, if appropriate, prescribes a protocol matched to your training load and history. Medication is dispensed only if a licensed provider determines a prescription is appropriate.
How soon are protocols adjusted?
Labs are re-run every 90 days. Your physician reviews the change in your markers and adjusts, holds, or tapers the protocol accordingly.
Are these products FDA-approved?
Compounded medications are not approved or evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. They are prepared by state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacies and prescribed off-label by licensed physicians.
Read before you decide
The journalResearch · 9 min read
BPC-157 and tissue repair: what the evidence actually supports.
Exceptional preclinical data, limited human trials. A clear-eyed review of where BPC-157 stands in 2026.
Protocols · 6 min read
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One intake. Your protocol.
The evaluation is complimentary. You pay only if a physician prescribes.
Start your assessmentCompounded medications are not approved or evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Availability varies by state.





