Why it's particularly effective for post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) PIH, the dark marks left behind after acne, eczema, or any skin injury, is one of the most frustrating types of pigmentation to treat
9.0 Patient counselling information Not to exceed the stated recommended daily dose
Curr Pharm Des 20:11261135 Sikiri P, Petek M, Ruman R, Seiwerth S, Grabarevi Z, Rotkvi I, Turkovi B, Jagi V, Mildner B, Duvnjak M, Lang N, Danilovi Z, Cviko A, Kolega M, Sallmani A, Djai S, Bura M, Brki T, Bani M, Dodig M, Cori V, imievi V, Veljaca M, Erceg D, Jeek D, Simuni-Banek L, Skroza N, Buli K, Buljat G, Hanevaki M, Orihova V, Luinger D, Culig J, Separovi J, Marovi A, Mie S, Suchanek E, Matoz W, Perovi D, Gjurain M, Mikulandra S, Dernikovi K, Cuk V, Karakas I (1993) A new gastric juice peptide, BPC
Specifically watch for: Pink turning brown or amber : Could indicate oxidative degradation of the B12 or the peptide Pink turning orange : May suggest B12 degradation, particularly with light-sensitive forms like methylcobalamin Any color becoming noticeably darker : Could reflect concentration changes from solvent evaporation or chemical breakdown Color fading to clear : B12 degradation from light exposure, the medication may have lost potency Green or blue tint No normal tirzepatide formulation, whether compounded or FDA-approved, should ever appear green or blue
No safety data for any of the three peptides during pregnancy
