Wolverine Blend vs separate BPC-157 and TB-500: which should you buy?

BPC-157 + TB-500, also called Wolverine Blend, lists:

• BPC-157: 5 mg.
• TB-500: 5 mg.
• Combined amount: 10 mg in one vial.

The listed ratio is 1:1 by mass. Both components come together; you cannot select BPC-157 alone from that vial. For other blend-label examples, see our peptide-blends guide.

The individual listings fit research that needs:

• Only one compound. Use the BPC-157 listing for a BPC-157-only question, or the TB-500 listing for a TB-500-only question.
• A comparison between the two. Separate vials let you keep a BPC-157-only test separate from a TB-500-only test.
• Different quantities. Choose the quantity of each product independently instead of buying a fixed 5 mg + 5 mg premix.

PEPTALIAS lists BPC-157 at 10 mg, and TB-500 at 10 mg. Consider the blend when your research calls for both named components supplied together at the listed 1:1 ratio.

There are two different buying questions: the smallest upfront purchase of both, and the cost of equal amounts of each.

The examples below use product prices checked on 31 October 2026. They exclude shipping. The product links show today's price and availability.

If you need the listed 5 mg + 5 mg premix

One 10 mg Wolverine Blend was A$109.99.

The separate pair in that check was BPC-157 10 mg at A$79.99 plus TB-500 10 mg at A$109.99: A$189.98. That pair supplies 10 mg of each, rather than 5 mg of each.

One blend therefore cost A$79.99 less upfront, with half the labelled amount of each compound and both already together. This is a smaller purchase, not an equal-quantity saving.

If you need 10 mg of each

Now compare two blend vials with one 10 mg vial of each individual peptide:

The separate pair was A$30 cheaper at those equal labelled amounts.

For a future comparison, add the two individual 10 mg prices and compare that total with twice the 10 mg blend price. Matching label amounts does not establish identical measured composition or quality.

KLOW 80 mg lists 10 mg BPC-157 and 10 mg TB-500, plus 50 mg GHK-Cu and 10 mg KPV. It is a four-component alternative to consider only when the research calls for those additional compounds. It is not a like-for-like substitute for a BPC-157-and-TB-500-only comparison. See the KLOW component guide.

No. A BPC-157 rat study reported faster nerve-fibre regrowth and more blood vessels near injured nerves; it did not test this blend. Our BPC-157 research guide explains the finding, with the original Gjurasin study.

An analytical study by Esposito and colleagues identified a seven-amino-acid fragment in material sold as TB-500. The name alone does not establish which molecule a particular vial contains; our TB-500 identity guide explains the difference.

Neither paper establishes that combining PEPTALIAS products improves an outcome.

Read each component amount. A blend's total mg figure is not necessarily the amount of each peptide.

Check the document's scope. The currently linked supplier PDFs for BPC-157, TB-500 and the blend describe themselves as reference templates for customer consultation. They do not by themselves link printed results to the vial you would receive. If a particular sequence or batch-linked result is essential to your work, ask PEPTALIAS before ordering. Our COA-reading guide shows what to look for.

Check your actual order. Confirm the selected strength, current price, availability and final total. The dated examples above are not live quotes.

One compound, or independent quantities? Compare BPC-157 10 mg and TB-500 10 mg.

Both together at 5 mg + 5 mg? View Wolverine Blend 10 mg.

PEPTALIAS products are for laboratory research only, not human or veterinary use.