Where to Buy TB-500 in the UK
TB-500 is stocked by almost every UK peptide supplier, and the sequence supplied is not always the one advertised. This guide explains what identity confirmation should show, the vial sizes and blends available, and how UK delivery and storage work.
99%+ HPLC purityChromatogram suppliedSame-day UK dispatchTracked & plain packaging
TB-500 is a synthetic fragment related to thymosin beta-4, a naturally occurring regulatory peptide. It is studied in cell-migration and tissue-repair research models, frequently alongside BPC-157. It is supplied as a lyophilised powder in sealed vials and in blended single-vial preparations with BPC-157.
Classification
Synthetic thymosin beta-4 fragment
Format supplied
blend vial or vial
Relationship to thymosin beta-4
Short synthetic active fragment, not the full 43-residue protein
Pairing
Frequently studied and supplied alongside BPC-157
Purity specification
Minimum 99% by HPLC, full chromatogram supplied
Research use only
Not a medicine. Not for human or veterinary consumption.
The biggest problem in the UK TB-500 market is nomenclature. Two different things are sold under one name, and the price difference between them is large.
TB-500 is a short active fragment of thymosin beta-4. Full-length Tβ4 is a 43-residue protein and costs far more to produce. If a listing uses both names interchangeably, ask which sequence the COA was run against.
The N-terminal acetylated form and the unacetylated form are different molecules with different stability. A certificate that does not state acetylation leaves you unable to reproduce a result across batches.
TB-500 is most often bought alongside BPC-157, and blends are quoted by combined milligrams. Get the split documented before ordering, otherwise every concentration you record afterwards is an estimate.
TB-500 is commonly used at higher loads than short repair peptides, so a 2 mg vial forces repeated reconstitution. Buying the size that matches your run reduces handling steps, which is where losses occur.
Supplied strictly as a laboratory research chemical. Not a medicine, not for human or veterinary consumption, and not for diagnostic use.
Four TB-500 options covering single-compound vials and BPC-157 co-formulations. Larger vials cut cost per milligram; blends cut handling steps.
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TB-500 is a comparatively hardy peptide dry and a fairly ordinary one wet. The handling notes reflect that.
Sealed lyophilised TB-500 tolerates transit at ambient temperature. There is no need for concern if a parcel arrives warm, provided the vials are intact and still under vacuum.
Because TB-500 vials are often larger, the temptation is to reconstitute once and dip in repeatedly. Each entry into the vial is a contamination and oxidation event; split the stock on day one.
Gentle inversion is enough. Vortexing shears peptide and generates foam, and the resulting loss will not show up until results start drifting.
Ordered before the cut-off, TB-500 ships the same working day, tracked, in plain outer packaging. Damage claims with photographs within 48 hours are replaced or refunded in full.
For laboratory research, yes. TB-500 is not a licensed medicine, so it cannot be marketed, supplied or used for human or veterinary purposes, and the intended application remains the purchaser’s responsibility.
No. TB-500 is a synthetic fragment of the thymosin beta-4 sequence. Full-length Tβ4 is a much larger protein and a substantially more expensive product. They should never be priced or documented as equivalent.
A single-compound vial isolates one variable, which is what you need if an observation has to be attributed to one peptide. A blend is cheaper and involves fewer handling steps. The study design decides it, not the price.
No. Thymosin beta-4 is the full 43-amino-acid peptide; TB-500 is a shorter synthetic fragment of it. Listings that use the two names interchangeably are a signal to check the mass spectrometry data before ordering.
The two are frequently studied together in tissue-repair models, so blended single-vial preparations reduce handling steps and cost less than two separate vials. For work that must isolate one variable, separate vials remain the correct choice.
A minimum of 99% by HPLC with the chromatogram supplied, plus mass-spectrometry identity confirmation. On a short fragment the chromatogram is where truncated sequences become visible.
Refrigerated at 2–8 °C it is normally used within four weeks. Avoid repeated freeze–thaw; single-use aliquots frozen at −20 °C are the safer route for longer work.
Yes, within 14 days of receipt if unopened and in original sealed packaging. Unsealed vials are excluded for health-protection reasons, without affecting statutory rights on faulty or misdescribed goods.
Guides for the compounds most often ordered alongside this one.