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Sore joints? Ask a doctor from home

See a licensed U.S. doctor from home. If BPC-157 is right for you, a licensed pharmacy mails it to your door.

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Why now

  1. Oct 2026

    HHS announced a new policy. Licensed U.S. pharmacies can now make BPC-157 for one patient at a time, with a doctor’s prescription.

  2. What it means for you

    A licensed doctor can decide if BPC-157 is right for you. It comes from a licensed U.S. pharmacy.

The policy is new and could change.

A doctor guides your care

  • Prescribed only by a licensed doctor
  • Made by a licensed U.S. pharmacy

See a doctor from home

  1. Talk to a doctor by video

  2. Decide together

  3. Get it by mail

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Is this for you?

  • 60 and older with stiff or achy joints
  • Want more choices while keeping your current care
  • Want to see a doctor from home

Keep your current care. Don’t stop any medicine your doctor prescribed. Tell the doctor everything you take and any health conditions, including any history of cancer.

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Common questions

Is BPC-157 FDA-approved?

No. The HHS policy is not FDA approval and could change.

Can BPC-157 help my joint pain?

BPC-157 has been studied mostly in animals and in the lab. No one can promise it will help you.

How do I take it?

Usually as a small shot under the skin with a very thin needle. Your doctor and pharmacist will show you how.

Will Medicare or insurance pay for it?

Usually not. We will share the full price before we open.

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