TB-500, a synthetic peptide derived from the naturally occurring healing protein Thymosin Beta 4 (TB4), has garnered attention for its remarkable effects on wound healing, injury recovery, flexibility, and inflammation. Let’s delve into the details:

1. Healing Potential: Research has demonstrated that TB-500 plays a pivotal role in promoting tissue repair. Its influence extends to blood cell and blood vessel development, cellular differentiation, and cell migration. Notably, TB-500 regulates actin, a crucial protein essential for healing and wound repair.
2. Dosage and Administration:
   • TB500 is available as a freeze-dried powder.
   • Optimal results are achieved when reconstituting thymosin peptides with bacteriostatic sodium chloride 0.9%.
   • Dosages can vary from 5mg to 20mg per week.
   • Administration typically involves 2-3 injections per week during the initial buildup phase.
   • Once the peptide accumulates in the system, the weekly dosage is often reduced to a maintenance dose (approximately half of the original weekly dose).
   • Maintenance dosing can occur once per week.
3. Administration Route:
   • TB500 is commonly administered subcutaneously.
   • Alternatively, it can be injected into muscle if desired.
4. Storage Guidelines:
   • Store TB-500 at room temperature in a non-humid environment.
   • Shield the vial from light.
   • An opened vial remains viable for up to 8 days when refrigerated.
5. Understanding TB-500:
   • Thymosin Beta 4, produced in the thymus gland, is abundant in wound fluids.
   • Clinical trials worldwide explore its potential effectiveness in promoting wound repair in skin, cornea, and heart tissues.
   • TB-500, naturally occurring in high concentrations in blood platelets and wound fluid, contributes significantly to tissue healing.