TB-500 Pen

TB-500 Pen

TB-500 Pen

3 600 AED

Raw Material USA
Country of Origin UAE
Purity 99%

Description
TB-500 Pen is a regenerative peptide format based on a synthetic fragment of thymosin β4, a molecule responsible for cell migration, tissue repair, and extracellular matrix remodeling. TB-500 accelerates healing, enhances microcirculation, reduces local inflammation, and improves the elasticity and resilience of connective tissues. Owing to its high stability and bioavailability, the peptide amplifies recovery processes after stress, training, and micro-injuries.

TB-500 activates pathways involved in cell migration and angiogenesis, promoting faster tissue organization and helping maintain the functional integrity of muscles, ligaments, tendons, and fascia. Studies indicate that TB-500 may accelerate recovery by 25–40%, improving mobility and reducing the risk of recurrent injury.

The pen format ensures controlled pharmacokinetics, sterile administration, and convenience for long-term sports and rehabilitation protocols.

TB-500 Properties & Effects

• accelerates cell migration and tissue remodeling
• enhances microcirculation and stimulates angiogenesis
• reduces inflammation and speeds up healing of micro-injuries
• supports the recovery of muscles, fascia, tendons, and ligaments
• improves flexibility and functional mobility
• reduces the likelihood of reinjury under high physical load

Why Choose TB-500

• powerful regenerative action due to thymosin β4 activity
• ideal for high-intensity training cycles and heavy physical demand
• improves connective-tissue quality and accelerates recovery
• non-hormonal, physiologically adaptive safety profile
• suitable for long-term recovery programs and sports rehabilitation

TB-500 Pen is designed for athletes, active individuals, and anyone aiming to shorten recovery time, enhance mobility, and strengthen connective-tissue resilience. It is used in protocols for load adaptation, injury recovery, and structural support of the musculoskeletal system.

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