Why the sticker price misleads
BPC-157 is sold by the vial, and vials come in different sizes. Across the vendors we track, the 10 mg vial is the most common size, followed by the 5 mg and the 20 mg.
So the number on the price tag is a number for a vial, and two vials aren't the same amount of BPC-157. A 5 mg vial costs less at the register than a 10 mg vial from the same store, because it holds half as much. What you're really comparing is the price for each milligram inside.
That's where the smaller vial tends to lose. At most vendors that sell both a 5 mg and a 10 mg vial, the 10 mg costs less per milligram. Even the cheapest 5 mg bill can hide a worse price per milligram than a bigger vial from another vendor, so the lowest bill and the lowest price per milligram are often different vials.
How to tell which vial is cheaper per milligram
You only need the price and the milligrams on the label. Divide one by the other, and do it for every vial you're weighing.
| Step | What to do |
|---|---|
| Read the label | Find the milligrams in the vial, not the product name |
| Divide | Vial price divided by milligrams gives price per mg |
| Compare like for like | Match vial sizes, or compare per milligram |
| Add shipping | Free-shipping levels can change the real total |
| Check the report | Match the lab report to the vial you're buying |
The last row matters as much as the math. A price per milligram only means something if the vial holds what the label says, and the guide to reading a lab report (a certificate of analysis, or COA) walks through what a real lab report should show you.
What it changes about your order
Buying more milligrams in one vial often brings the per-milligram price down, but only if you'll use it. A vial lasts a limited time once it's mixed, and how long mixed BPC-157 lasts has the numbers. Our BPC-157 dosage page shows how many days a vial covers at the amounts people describe, so you can match the size to your plan.
To see every vendor in one list, the BPC-157 page has them, and the vendor directory shows how each one is vetted.
It's sold for research, and the big human trials haven't been run yet. You knew that, it's why you're reading this and not the label.
Questions people ask
How much does BPC-157 cost per month?
That depends on how much you use, which is a separate question from what a vial costs. Our dosage page lists the amounts people describe and where each one comes from, and the vial size and price per milligram tell you how far one vial goes.
How much is a 10 mg vial of BPC-157?
It varies by vendor, and the live list on our BPC-157 page shows the current price for each one. A 10 mg vial is the size most vendors list.
Is a bigger BPC-157 vial cheaper per milligram?
Usually, but not always. At most vendors that sell both a 5 mg and a 10 mg vial, the 10 mg costs less per milligram, and at a couple the 5 mg is the same or lower.
Does the cheapest BPC-157 vial mean the best deal?
Not by itself. The lowest sticker price is often the smallest vial, and the price per milligram can still be higher than a larger vial from another vendor. A lab report that matches the vial is the other half of a good deal.
Why do BPC-157 prices differ so much between vendors?
The same milligrams are sold at very different prices, and vial size, shipping and the store itself all play a part. A lower price doesn't tell you anything about quality either way, so check the certificate of analysis before you compare anything else.
