TB-500 Balm FAQs

  1. What is TB-500 balm?
    TB-500 is a synthetic peptide based on Thymosin Beta-4. In balm form, it’s applied topically to the skin to help support localized recovery or healing.

  2. What are the potential benefits of TB-500 balm?
    Users often claim it helps support tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and speed recovery after minor injuries or intense workouts. (Note: Human studies are limited.)

  3. Can TB-500 balm help with tissue healing?
    It may help promote cell migration and regeneration, which could support healing of skin, muscles, or connective tissue.

  4. Does it improve blood flow?
    Some early research suggests TB-500 may stimulate new blood vessel growth (angiogenesis), which might enhance circulation in the treated area.

  5. Is topical TB-500 safer than injections?
    Topical use is non-invasive and avoids needles.

  6. Can I target a specific area with the balm?
    Yes, one theoretical benefit of a balm is localized application, focusing on specific sore or injured spots rather than affecting the whole body.

  7. Is TB-500 balm approved by the FDA?
    No. TB-500 is not approved for human use by the FDA or other major health agencies, and it is typically sold only for research purposes.

  8. Are there any side effects?
    Possible side effects include redness, irritation, or allergic skin reactions—especially if the balm contains other active ingredients.

  9. Is it safe to use long-term?
    Long-term safety has not been studied. Repeated or chronic use could carry unknown risks.

  10. Is there a risk of contamination?
    Yes. Because TB-500 is often sourced from unregulated suppliers, purity and sterility can vary widely. However, we source TB-500 from a reputable supplier in the U.S.A. that is well regulated.

  11. Should I talk to a doctor before using TB-500 balm?
    Absolutely. Because it’s an experimental substance, it’s best to consult a healthcare professional before using it.

  12. How should I store TB-500 balm?
    Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Refrigeration may help extend freshness.

  13. Who should avoid using TB-500 balm?
    Anyone who is pregnant, nursing, under 18, or has a medical condition should avoid use unless cleared by a healthcare professional.

  14. How do I choose a quality TB-500 balm?
    Look for:

    • Transparent labeling of content

    • Natural, skin-friendly ingredients

    • A trusted manufacturer with clear sourcing