# About BPC-TB Guide
BPC-TB Guide is an independent reference on two compounds, BPC-157 and TB-500, sometimes sold together under the nickname "Wolverine stack". It is written for adults who found the pair on a forum, a video or a clinic blog and want to know what is established, what has only been studied in animals, and what is simply claimed.
We sell nothing, link to no seller, and do not name any clinic, shop or business. We do not give dosing, and we do not tell anyone to use or avoid anything. When a decision is medical, we say so and point to a licensed clinician.
Who publishes this site
The site is written and maintained by an editorial team, which we refer to as "we". The pages carry no individual byline and no professional credentials, and we do not claim any. That is a deliberate choice. We ask you to judge a page by its sources, which are listed in full on every article, and not by who we are. If a statement matters to you, follow its link to the record and read it yourself.
Because we hold no medical qualification, nothing here is medical advice. Please read the medical disclaimer.
How we work
Every page follows the same method, which is set out in full in the editorial policy.
- Sources come first, in a fixed order. Regulators such as the FDA and the World Anti-Doping Agency are the primary sources for status. Peer-reviewed records and trial registries are the primary sources for evidence. Clinic, shop, news and forum pages are handled as claims to be attributed, never as evidence.
- Every claim is graded. We use a fixed five-level key, from "Human trials support" to "Contradicted by sources". We do not upgrade a grade because a page sounds confident.
- Every regulatory statement is dated. Rules and pages change. Each statement carries the date of the source and the date we read it, written as an absolute date such as 2026-10-09.
- Studies are described by design. We say what kind of study it was, in which species, how large it was when the record says so, what was measured and what the result does not show.
- Marketing language is attributed. Words such as "better", "stronger" and "faster" appear only when we say who used them.
- We name no dose and give no instructions. Where a study used a dose, we leave the number out.
How the site is funded
As of 2026-10-09, the site carries no advertising and no affiliate links, has no sponsor, and receives no payment from any company whose products or services it discusses. Nothing on it is paid placement. This page is the one place where funding is described, and we will edit it, with a dated note in the correction log, if that ever changes. If the site later carries advertising or affiliate links, we will say so on this page and mark the affected pages clearly.
What we cannot do
We are not a medical service and cannot answer questions about your own situation. We do not run a forum. The site has no accounts and no contact forms, so there is no way to send us personal information through the site, and we ask that you do not try. Our privacy page explains what the site does and does not collect.
Corrections
We make mistakes, and sources change. When a source updates, such as a new FDA page or a new edition of the WADA list, we update the affected pages and change the date. When we find an error, we fix it and record the correction in the log on the editorial policy page, giving the date and what changed. We do not quietly rewrite a statement that readers may already have relied on.
If you think a page is wrong, please check it against the primary source linked on that page. The most useful correction is a link to a regulator page or a peer-reviewed record that shows a different fact.
What this site is not
This is not a buying guide, a clinic directory, a dosing guide or a review of any product. It does not rank sellers. It does not say that either compound is safe, unsafe, effective or ineffective. It says what has been published, how strong that record is, and what each regulator has said. The reader decides what to do with that, ideally with a licensed clinician.
Our terms of use describe how you may use the site.