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BPC-157 Contamination

Meaning

BPC-157 Contamination refers to the presence of unintended, non-BPC-157 substances within a sample of the synthetic peptide BPC-157, often observed in unregulated or gray market sources. This contamination can include residual solvents, unreacted starting materials, byproducts from synthesis, or other, potentially harmful, foreign peptides. The clinical implication of such impurities is a significant and unpredictable risk to patient safety and the therapeutic outcome. Ensuring high purity, typically verified by rigorous analytical chemistry methods, is paramount for any administered peptide agent.