Information for institutional quotation
GLOW: price, documentation and dispatch in Colombia
BC10 + TB10 + GHK50 (Glow) is, within the Péptidos Colombia technical catalog, a combined presentation: a single vial brings together three peptides that also exist as independent references — BPC 157, TB500, and GHK-Cu — in the proportions the trade name itself declares. It is offered exclusively for research and laboratory work, with immediate availability and the current promotional price shown in the catalog at the time this listing was published, conditions the site may update without notice. The identity and purity of each lot of the blend are verified through the certificate of analysis issued by Janoshik Analytical, with HPLC for purity and MS for identity; no percentage is stated in advance on this page. This listing explains what the trade name declares, how it relates to the individual listings for its three components, what storage condition applies, and how to request a quote, without proposing any specific experimental use. The catalog describes it as a blend of three peptides in one vial: BPC 157, TB500, and GHK-Cu.
Presentations and visible prices
| Presentation | Code | Reference price |
|---|---|---|
| 70mg | BBG70 | US$103 |
The price above is the public value per vial. Availability and batch documentation are confirmed before the quotation is accepted.
What is in the vial: the arithmetic of the blend
The trade name BC10 + TB10 + GHK50 declares its own composition: 10 mg of BPC 157, 10 mg of TB500, and 50 mg of GHK-Cu, which add up to the 70 mg total of this reference's single presentation. The catalog only describes a blend by its composition when the name declares it explicitly and the sum of milligrams matches the published presentation; in this case it matches exactly, so the listing can describe it without needing to infer anything.
That arithmetic matters for an institution purchasing several catalog references: if the real interest is in BPC 157 or TB500 on their own, buying the blend is not equivalent to buying the individual reference in the same amount, because the ratio is fixed at 10+10+50 and cannot be reconfigured within the order. The combined listing exists as an additional catalog presentation, not as a substitute for the three individual references.
Three catalog references in a single vial
BPC 157, TB500 (Thymosin B4 Acetate), and GHK-Cu each have their own individual listing in the Péptidos Colombia catalog, with their own presentation, price, and lot documentation. BPC 157 is described there as a pentadecapeptide corresponding to a partial sequence of gastric BPC protein; TB500, as a synthetic fragment of thymosin beta 4. This page does not repeat that content: it is limited to the combined 70 mg presentation, which is a distinct product from any of the three on their own.
Within the Tissue repair and recovery peptides category, which groups eight catalog references, this blend shares space with its own individual components and with another four-peptide combination, BP10 + TB10 + GHK50 + KPV10, which adds KPV to the same base. Anyone comparing references within this category can choose between buying the components separately, each with its own documentation, or the already-combined presentation described on this listing.
Immediate availability and promotional price
Unlike much of the catalog, which ships to order with an approximate 15-day lead time, this reference is listed with immediate availability: the declared inventory allows it to ship without that additional waiting period. It is also marked with a promotional price within the catalog, a commercial condition the site may change when inventory or the active campaign changes.
Neither of these two conditions — immediate availability, promotional price — says anything about the composition or quality of the lot: they are logistical and commercial data points, independent of the analytical documentation. The institutional buyer verifies the COA the same way regardless of whether the reference was on promotion or at list price at the time of the quote.
Certificate of analysis for a blend: what Janoshik confirms
For a combined presentation, the certificate of analysis issued by Janoshik Analytical must correspond to the blended vial, not to each peptide separately. Purity is determined by HPLC and identity by mass spectrometry (MS), as with the rest of the catalog; what differs from a single-component reference is that the document has to account for all three peptides present in the same vial, not just one.
Access to the COA is available on request and subject to document availability. On review, it is worth checking that the lot reported corresponds to the 70 mg presentation and that the document identifies all three components of the blend, not just the trade name Glow. A certificate that describes only one peptide does not substitute for the full documentation a three-component combined presentation requires.
Storage for the combined presentation
The 70 mg presentation corresponds, like every specification declared in milligrams in this catalog, to lyophilized powder in a vial. The storage condition the site publishes is 2–8 °C, protected from light, applicable when the lot's documentation confirms it; for a three-peptide blend there is no declared reason to expect a condition different from the one governing each component individually.
The inventory record can note the reference's full name — BC10 + TB10 + GHK50 (Glow) —, the code BBG70, the lot, and the date of receipt, so it is not confused with a unit of individual BPC 157 or TB500 the same institution may keep in the same refrigerator.
Quoting, shipping, and payment
Shipping costs vary by destination and are shown on the site's shipping information page. Because this is an immediate-availability reference, dispatch timing is usually confirmed faster than for a made-to-order reference, though the exact date is set during the quote and not on this page.
Payment is arranged after confirming in writing the reference's full name, the 70 mg presentation, the units requested, the destination, and the shipping cost. If the promotional price changes between the initial inquiry and confirmation, an updated quote should be requested before payment.
Frequently asked questions about GLOW
What exactly is in the BC10 + TB10 + GHK50 (Glow) vial?
Exactly what the trade name declares: 10 mg of BPC 157, 10 mg of TB500, and 50 mg of GHK-Cu, for a total of 70 mg in a single vial.
Can BPC 157, TB500, and GHK-Cu be quoted separately?
Yes. Each has its own listing, presentation, and individual price in the catalog. This page describes only the combined 70 mg presentation, which is a distinct reference.
Why does this reference have immediate availability and a promotional price?
These are logistical and commercial conditions the catalog updates according to inventory and the active campaign, independent of the lot's documentation. They do not affect the COA verification process.
What does the COA certify for a three-peptide blend?
It must account for the identity and purity of the blended vial, not a single component. It is issued by Janoshik Analytical per lot, with HPLC for purity and MS for identity.
What storage does this presentation require?
Lyophilized powder in a vial, stored according to the lot's documentation; the site publishes 2–8 °C and protection from light as the reference condition for the peptide catalog.
How much does shipping cost?
Shipping cost varies by destination; see the site's shipping information page for current rates. The dispatch date is confirmed when requesting a quote. Outside Colombia, this reference ships to 5 countries (Costa Rica, Ecuador, United States, Mexico and Puerto Rico), from US$57; the rate for each country is listed on the site's international shipping page.