Integrative Peptides Blog
Product guides, shipping guides and savings tips from the Integrative Peptides team.
Latest from the Integrative Peptides blog
The Integrative Peptides blog answers the questions we get most often: which BPC-157 to choose, what our oral TB-500 is, how the coupon works and how shipping works in your country.
Integrative Peptides BPC-157: which format to choose
Delayed release, immediate release, sprays and blends compared.
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Integrative Peptides TB-500: Frag, Frag Max and the spray
What the oral thymosin beta-4 fragment is and how the three versions differ.
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Integrative Peptides coupon code: how to save 10%
How INTEGRATIVE10, Dual Packs and bundles work together.
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Integrative Peptides Reddit: what buyers ask
The questions that come up most, answered.
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Integrative Peptides shipping in the US
Free shipping, tracking and delivery across the US.
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Integrative Peptides shipping to Canada
Delivery, customs and what to expect in Canada.
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Integrative Peptides shipping to Australia
Delivery and import rules for Australian orders.
Read the guideProduct guides
The BPC-157 guide compares our six BPC-157 products and explains the Dual Pack. The TB-500 guide covers Frag, Frag Max and the Frag spray. The Reddit roundup answers the questions people post most about Integrative Peptides, and the coupon guide shows how to stack INTEGRATIVE10 with bundles.
How we write our guides
Every guide sticks to what’s on our labels and what’s in the published research. When a topic depends on rules in your country, such as customs or import permits, we link to the official government page so you can check the current rules yourself.
Shipping guides
We ship free worldwide, but customs and delivery work differently in every region. Read the guides for the US, Canada, Europe and the UK and Australia before you order.
Shop while you read
Every guide links to the products it mentions. To go straight to the products, visit the shop or the BPC-157 category. Research on the peptides themselves is on PubMed.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Integrative Peptides products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.