TB-500 reviews: what real users say
We read 874 first-hand mentions of TB-500 from health and supplement communities. 402 of them say clearly how it went — and 65% of those say it helped.
Where people say it works: recovery (96% of 297), pain & inflammation (86% of 199), performance (96% of 26), skin & hair (88% of 25).
Where it disappoints: anxiety (only 29% of 7 say better).
Most common complaints: anxiety, fatigue, dizziness, allergic reaction, flushing. All side effects →
High-risk compound. Not an approved supplement; nothing here is a recommendation to use it.
Positive experiences
“They reduce neuroinflammation in the brain caused by either head injuries or drug abuse. Ive used them both for this and it works.”
“Everything in my head is highly subjective.. I feel generally better with a more positive overall sense of well-being.”
“It definitely seems to be helping that, but I'm really noticing gains in my strength and fat loss. ... Got 545 yesterday like it was nothing ... PAIN-FREE!”
“First I took 1mg on Monday because of all the fear mongering posts. I felt zero sides. Thursday came around and I took 2mg. Slight fatigue but after a nap I was good to go.”
“I noticed big benefits from bpc157 and tb500 combo, for one, my meniscus healed and my knees no longer hurt.”
“after using thymosin beta from October-December last year I would say that it is about 70% better.”
Negative and mixed experiences
“In these past 3 days I have experienced less pain and increased flexibility in that area. I intend to do 6 weeks at this dose.”
“Started BPC+TB500 Feb 5th. At 8 weeks out I’m doing 100lb hack squats, 75lb calf raises, and walking normally. It works.”
“I recently had blood work done after a 6 week cycle to address bad tendinitis, and it would amazingly well, but significantly increased my RBC and HCT levels.”
“We've both done cycles of BPC 157 & TB500 in the past for injuries... it worked like a charm... This time... minimal to zero results after 3-4 weeks.”
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