Yes, it is FDA-approved and generally safe when used under medical supervision, though it may cause side effects like nausea or, rarely, pancreatitis
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Use aseptic technique for all withdrawals
Nature PubMed Preclinical literature and narrative reviews describe pleiotropic actions including angiogenesis modulation (promotion in healing contexts and proposed inhibition in rodent corneal neovascularization models) and purported cytoprotective effects across diverse injury paradigms, but these remain unconfirmed in controlled human experiments
BPC-157 is a research peptide not approved for human use