Contact Online BPC-157

Reach the editors

Online BPC-157 is an editorial project covering the BPC-157 research literature, and we welcome correspondence about it. If you have spotted a citation error, want to suggest a study we have missed, or have a question about how we summarized a finding, use the form below. We read everything and correct the board when we are wrong.

We cannot answer requests we are not set up for. We do not provide medical or legal advice, we do not recommend doses, and we do not sell, supply, or source BPC-157 or any other compound. Messages asking where to buy a product will not receive a reply, because that is not what this site does.

What we can help with

Good things to send: corrections to a citation, DOI, or PMID; a peer-reviewed study you think belongs in our reading; a note that a link has broken; or a question about the regulatory facts on the BPC-157 legal status page. We aim to keep the references accurate and the summaries faithful to the underlying papers, and reader corrections are the fastest way that happens.

We are especially glad to hear about the regulatory facts, which move faster than the research and matter most to get right. If you can point us to a primary FDA source that updates anything on the legal-status page — an advisory-committee outcome, a change to a bulks-list category, a corrected effective date — that is exactly the kind of note we act on quickly, because we would rather erase and rewrite the board than leave a stale fact chalked up.

What this form is not

This is an editorial mailbox, not a help desk for buying, using, or dosing a peptide. We have no products, no inventory, and no clinical staff, so we cannot advise on what to take, how much, where to find it, or whether it is right for anyone — and we will not try. If your question is medical, the right audience is a licensed clinician who knows your situation, not a research-summary site. We keep that boundary firmly so the site stays what it is: a cited reading of the BPC-157 literature.