BPC-157 DELAYED - 250MCG

BPC-157—or Body Protection Compound-157—is a peptide made up of 15 amino acids, originally derived from a protein found in human gastric juice. It supports joint health, digestive balance, neurological function, and overall well-being.

Sometimes referred to as an "intriguing peptide," this compound is often used alongside other peptides as part of wellness routines aimed at maintaining physical and cognitive health.

SNAC (pronounced like “snack”)—short for salcaprozate sodium—is a pharmaceutical-grade absorption enhancer originally developed to improve the oral delivery of compounds that are typically difficult to absorb. It works by protecting ingredients from stomach acid and promoting their absorption in the small intestine.

Although SNAC was first applied in pharmaceutical settings for clinical use, its absorption-enhancing properties make it a valuable component in advanced supplement formulations. In InfiniWell’s BPC-157 Delayed, SNAC supports consistent uptake of the peptide through the digestive tract, helping users maximize the supplement’s potential benefits.

InfiniWell’s BPC-157 Delayed is a delayed-release oral supplement formulated to support joint comfort, digestive health, and neurological function. Each capsule delivers 250 mcg of BPC-157 and includes SNAC to support transport across the intestinal lining for more effective uptake into the bloodstream.

BPC-157 Delayed is designed to deliver comprehensive support across multiple body systems:

• Joint and soft tissue support: Helps maintain healthy movement and function in tendons, ligaments, and muscles—particularly following physical exertion or overuse.
• Digestive function: Supports a healthy gut environment and normal gastrointestinal activity, helping maintain digestive balance.
• Neurological health: Encourages clarity, focus, and nervous system balance by supporting brain-gut signaling and nerve function.
• Nitric oxide optimization: Promotes blood flow and vascular response by activating nitric oxide pathways, which may support circulation and the natural processes involved in tissue repair.

This delayed-release formula is designed for gradual absorption deeper in the digestive tract, making it a solid choice for those who want steady, long-term support.

Both BPC-157 Rapid and BPC-157 Delayed contain 250 mcg of BPC-157 per capsule and include SNAC to support absorption. The main difference is how quickly and where in the gastrointestinal tract the ingredients are absorbed:

• BPC-157 Rapid: Starts working sooner by releasing in the upper part of your digestive system—mainly the stomach and early small intestine.
• BPC-157 Delayed: Releases further down in the digestive tract, so it absorbs more slowly and steadily over time.

In short, Rapid may be better if you want faster absorption, while Delayed is great for those looking for longer-lasting, gradual support. Choosing between the two often comes down to personal preference, absorption timing, and your specific health goals.

Both versions also come in 500 mcg variants: Rapid Pro and Delayed Pro.

The recommended use is:

• How: Take one capsule twice daily, or as directed by your healthcare provider.
• When: Morning and evening are common times to take it, as this helps maintain steady levels of BPC-157 throughout the day.
• Serving size: 1 capsule (250 mcg of BPC-157 per serving).

Response times vary based on the individual and their health status. Some users report subtle changes—such as improved digestion or joint comfort—within days or weeks. However, more consistent benefits often emerge over time with regular use.

Because BPC-157 Delayed releases more gradually than Rapid, it may appeal to those prioritizing sustained support over quicker results.

Each capsule contains active and supportive ingredients formulated to improve absorption and consistency:

• BPC-157: A peptide made up of 15 amino acids, known for supporting tissue health, digestive balance, and neurological function.
• SNAC: A bioavailability enhancer that helps transport BPC-157 across the intestinal lining.
• Rice powder: A natural ingredient that helps fill each capsule evenly and ensures consistency across servings.
• Microcrystalline cellulose: A plant-based ingredient that keeps the capsule contents evenly mixed and stable over time.
• Vegetable capsule (hypromellose, gellan gum): A plant-based capsule that's easy to digest.

Delayed-release capsules like InfiniWell’s BPC-157 Delayed offer a convenient way to support steady absorption over time. With the addition of SNAC to enhance uptake through the intestinal lining, this format is considered one of the most effective oral options available.

For those looking for a simple, consistent supplement routine—without injections or powders—BPC-157 Delayed is a dependable choice.

There is no evidence from current research suggesting that BPC-157 causes high blood pressure. However, if you’re managing cardiovascular concerns or taking medications, consult a licensed medical professional before starting any supplement.

BPC-157 has not been shown to negatively affect kidney function in available studies or supplement reviews. That said, individuals with preexisting kidney conditions should seek professional guidance before adding new products to their regimen.

BPC-157 is not part of most standard drug screenings. However, individuals involved in competitive sports or subject to specialized testing should check with their organization, as some groups—such as the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)—have specific rules regarding certain compounds.

Yes—when sourced from reputable brands like InfiniWell. InfiniWell’s BPC-157 Delayed is:

• Physician-formulated
• Third-party tested for purity and potency
• Made in a Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)-certified facility

InfiniWell supplements are manufactured for consumer use and are recommended by over 25,000 physicians across the U.S.

There are currently no widely known or reported interactions between BPC-157 and medications or supplements. However, if you’re taking prescription medications, managing a health condition, or following a peptide therapy regimen, consult your healthcare provider before adding BPC-157.

Yes—many users report improvements in mental clarity and mood stability after consistent use. BPC-157 supports brain signaling and gut balance, both of which are closely tied to emotional wellness.

Yes. BPC-157 can be taken by mouth, and with an ingredient like SNAC, the body is able to absorb it more effectively. InfiniWell’s BPC-157 Delayed is made for slow, steady absorption in the digestive tract, making it one of the best oral BPC-157 options for those looking for consistent, long-term support in a daily supplement.

It depends on your health goals and preferences. For most people, oral capsules with SNAC—like InfiniWell’s Delayed or Rapid supplements—are a practical choice. They're:

• Convenient to use
• Easy to absorb
• Easy to fit into your day

Yes. BPC-157 is available as an over-the-counter dietary supplement in the U.S. InfiniWell products are made for daily wellness support and sold through licensed healthcare professionals and select online platforms. As always, for safe use, consult your doctor, especially when adding new supplements to your regimen.

Yes. InfiniWell products, including BPC-157 Delayed, undergo third-party testing to verify purity, potency, and safety. Every batch meets high manufacturing standards and is developed in a GMP-certified facility.

InfiniWell supplements were initially developed for licensed medical professionals seeking advanced formulations not widely available on the market. With 25,000+ healthcare providers recommending InfiniWell products, the brand has become a trusted name in physician-formulated wellness.

Glossary of terms:

• BPC-157: A peptide derived from a protective compound found in human gastric juice. It's widely recognized in the wellness space for its potential benefits in joint support, digestive health, and sports medicine.
• Salcaprozate sodium (SNAC): A patented compound that enhances the bioavailability of oral supplements by promoting intestinal absorption, even in the presence of stomach acid.
• Delayed-release capsule: A capsule designed to release its contents further along the digestive tract, allowing for slower, steady absorption where it may work best.
• Nitric oxide: A natural signaling molecule that plays a key role in improving blood flow, supporting new blood vessel formation, and promoting optimal health through enhanced circulation.
• Tissue regeneration: The body’s natural process of restoring structure and function to overused or damaged tissues. This may include collagen formation, cell migration, and the development of new blood vessels.
• Collagen synthesis: The body’s process of producing collagen, a key structural protein that supports skin, joints, tendons, and connective tissue.
• Cell migration: The natural process by which cells move within the body to support tissue structure, collagen production, and overall tissue health.
• Peptide therapy: The use of peptides—such as BPC-157—to support biological functions like joint integrity, gut health, muscle strength, and immune system activity. Some peptides may support processes related to growth hormone regulation and body weight balance.
• Bioavailability: The degree to which an active ingredient—such as a synthetic peptide—is absorbed into the bloodstream and available for medical use or wellness support. Maximizing bioavailability is essential for achieving optimal results and minimizing potential risks.
• Oral supplement: A capsule or tablet taken by mouth that delivers active ingredients through the digestive system. Oral supplements like BPC-157 Delayed are designed to fit easily into a daily supplement regimen.
• FDA approval: A formal process by which the U.S. Food and Drug Administration reviews and authorizes a medication or device based on safety and effectiveness. Dietary supplements like BPC-157 do not require FDA approval before being sold. However, supplement manufacturers are expected to ensure product safety, follow proper labeling guidelines, and avoid making disease-related claims.
• Clinical trials: Research studies involving human participants, designed to evaluate the safety, effectiveness, and potential benefits of medical or wellness interventions. These trials often follow animal studies and clinical studies to build on early findings. Results from well-designed trials help identify positive outcomes and inform real-world use of new therapies and supplements.