Three separate batch files
GHK-Cu, BPC-157, and TB-500 each ship with independent paperwork.
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WOLVERINE RECOVERY STACK
$183.97
Purity (HPLC)≥99%
Storage2–8 °C
- Third-party testedIndependent lab verified
- Batch-specific COAsAvailable for each compound in the bundle
- Tracked shippingDispatched with tracking
- Secure checkoutEncrypted payment
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- Research Use Only
- Third-Party Tested
- COA Access Available
- Laboratory Use Only
Key Specifications
Specifications for each compound in the Wolverine Stack Research Bundle are listed individually below.
| Compound | GHK-Cu | BPC-157 | TB-500 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quantity | 50mg | 10mg | 5mg |
| Product format | Research-grade copper tripeptide complex | Research-grade pentadecapeptide | Research-grade synthetic peptide fragment |
| Intended use | Laboratory research only | Laboratory research only | Laboratory research only |
| Documentation | COA available through our COA library | COA available through our COA library | COA available through our COA library |
| Related category | Tissue, Skin & Matrix Research | Tissue Repair & Regeneration Research | Tissue Repair & Regeneration Research |
Research Use Only
This bundle is distributed strictly to laboratories and qualified researchers, and none of the three compounds are cleared for human or animal administration, diagnosis, or treatment.
Review the compliance section and each compound's storage guidance before submitting an order.
What is the Wolverine Recovery Stack Research Bundle?
The name traces back to online research communities describing BPC-157 as the peptide that works locally, driving angiogenesis and growth factor signaling right at an injury site, while TB-500 works systemically, using actin sequestration to pull cells toward the damage from wherever they're circulating. In tendon-transection studies, both peptides independently improved healing markers, though the mechanisms don't fully overlap, which is part of why the pairing gets studied together rather than as a single compound.
GHK-Cu isn't part of the original nickname, but it fills a gap the other two don't address directly: the outer wound layer. As a copper-binding tripeptide, it's studied for stimulating fibroblast collagen output and modulating matrix metalloproteinase activity, both relevant when an injury site involves visible tissue damage alongside deeper tendon or ligament disruption. Adding it to this bundle gives a lab a way to study local repair, systemic migration, and surface-level collagen synthesis as three separate but co-occurring processes in the same injury model.
Product Details
Each compound in this bundle occupies a different position in the recovery process the "Wolverine" nickname describes.
- GHK-CuCopper tripeptide studied for fibroblast collagen synthesis and matrix remodeling at wound sites.
- BPC-157Gastric-derived pentadecapeptide studied for localized angiogenesis and growth factor signaling in tendon injury models.
- TB-500Synthetic thymosin beta-4 fragment studied for systemic, actin-driven cell migration toward injury sites.
Purity Verification and COA Access
Each of the three vials in this bundle carries independent batch documentation, so a lot can be verified on its own rather than through a single record covering the full set.
Why Cellugenix for Wolverine Recovery Stack Research Bundle?
This bundle carries the same documentation approach applied across every listing in our catalog.
Outside lab confirmation
Identity and purity for every batch are verified by a third party.
Sold to research buyers only
None of the three compounds are marketed beyond laboratory use.
Single tracked shipment
All three vials travel together under one tracking number.
Cushioned, separated packing
Each vial is individually secured within the shipment.
Storage and Handling
A copper peptide and two structurally distinct repair peptides don't share one storage profile, so treat each vial according to its own guidance.
- Compound-specific conditionsGHK-Cu, BPC-157, and TB-500 each carry distinct temperature and reconstitution notes.
- Match records to vialsFile each COA against its corresponding compound for traceability.
- Confirm before reconstitutionReview the individual handling page for any compound before preparing it.
Related Research Category
This bundle spans two categories across the Cellugenix catalog.
Quality and Documentation
Reference pages for testing standards and ordering policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What compounds are in the Wolverine Recovery Stack, and at what quantities?
GHK-Cu at 50mg, BPC-157 at 10mg, and TB-500 at 5mg, each shipped as an individually documented vial.
Where does the "Wolverine" name for this pairing come from?
It's a nickname used in research communities for the BPC-157 and TB-500 combination, referencing the fictional character's rapid-healing ability, not a formal scientific designation.
Why is GHK-Cu included when the original Wolverine pairing is just two peptides?
BPC-157 and TB-500 focus on angiogenesis and cell migration, but neither directly addresses collagen synthesis at the wound surface, which is the research role GHK-Cu is studied for.
Does BPC-157 work the same way as TB-500 in tendon injury research?
No, they're studied as complementary rather than identical mechanisms. BPC-157 is described as acting locally through growth factor signaling, while TB-500 works systemically through actin regulation.
Is a COA available for each compound individually?
Yes, GHK-Cu, BPC-157, and TB-500 each have an independent batch record accessible through the COA library.
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