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Preloaded Autoinjector | TB-500 | 3ml Pen | 5mg/ml

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TB-500 from PrymaLab is a research-use-only compound supplied in a preloaded 3ml autoinjector pen at 5mg/ml for laboratory study, offering consistent measured delivery and reliable handling for researchers.

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PrymaLab · Research Use Only

Preloaded Autoinjector | TB-500 | 3ml Pen | 5mg/ml

Thymosin β4 · G-actin sequestration · 3ml at 5mg/ml

The TB-500 autoinjector is a preloaded 3ml research device containing thymosin β4 in solution at 5mg/ml, giving 15mg of total peptide. Thymosin β4 is a 43-residue peptide, CAS 77591-33-4, molecular weight 4963.55, whose defining property is high-affinity binding to monomeric globular actin.

Specification Table

Thymosin β4 device and compound data
Property Value
Device format Preloaded autoinjector pen, glass cartridge
Fill volume 3 ml
Concentration 5 mg/ml
Total compound in device 15 mg
Molar concentration Approximately 1.0 mM
Compound Thymosin β4
Common research name TB-500
CAS number 77591-33-4
Molecular formula C212H350N56O78S
Molecular weight 4963.55 g/mol
Residue count 43
Actin-binding motif LKKTETQ, residues 17 to 23
Molecular target Monomeric globular actin (G-actin)
Reported action Sequesters G-actin monomers, holding them out of the polymerising pool
Solution structure Largely unstructured and flexible in free solution
Isoelectric point Approximately 5.1
Reconstitution required None. Supplied as solution
Excipient system Not published on the product record
Solution stability Not established over device shelf life in published data
Storage 2-8°C, protected from light
Purity Per lot-specific certificate of analysis
Regulatory status No approved human or veterinary formulation in any jurisdiction

What Is the TB-500 Autoinjector Used For in Research?

The honest framing is that the compound is a tool for studying actin dynamics, and everything else follows from that.

Actin exists in two interconverting states. Globular actin, G-actin, is the free monomer. Filamentous actin, F-actin, is the polymer built from those monomers. Cells continuously shift the balance between them, and that shifting is what drives cell shape change, migration and division.

Thymosin β4 binds G-actin with high affinity and holds it in the monomeric state. It is the principal G-actin sequestering protein in mammalian cells, present at high intracellular concentration, and its function is to maintain a reservoir of unpolymerised actin available for rapid filament assembly when signalling demands it.

Research applications follow directly. Anything concerning cell migration, cytoskeletal remodelling, or the regulation of the monomer pool can use this peptide as an intervention. Huff and colleagues reviewed the actin biology in detail (Huff et al., International Journal of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, 2001), and Goldstein and colleagues covered the wider research context (Goldstein et al., 2012).

What Does the LKKTETQ Motif Do?

Actin binding localises to a specific seven-residue stretch, LKKTETQ, occupying positions 17 to 23 of the 43-residue sequence. Identifying it was significant because it separated the functional core from the rest of the molecule.

The motif is what physically contacts actin, and synthetic peptides consisting of the motif alone retain measurable actin-binding activity. That has practical consequences for anyone comparing preparations, because fragments containing only this region have been sold under the TB-500 name historically, and they are not the same molecule as the full 43-residue peptide.

The distinction matters for interpretation. A fragment binds actin, but it lacks whatever contribution the remaining 36 residues make to binding kinetics, cellular uptake and stability. Findings generated with one should not be assumed to transfer to the other.

For a preparation like this one, confirm from the certificate of analysis that the material is full-length thymosin β4 at 4963.55 daltons rather than a motif-containing fragment. The mass difference is large enough that no ambiguity should survive a mass spectrometry check.

Why Is an Unstructured Peptide Harder to Characterise?

Thymosin β4 is intrinsically disordered in free solution. It adopts no stable fold, existing instead as a flexible chain sampling many conformations, and it becomes ordered only on binding actin.

That behaviour has real analytical consequences. Circular dichroism, which reports secondary structure content, gives a spectrum characteristic of a random coil rather than the defined helix or sheet signatures used to confirm folding in structured proteins. A disordered spectrum is the correct finding here, not evidence of denaturation.

Size-exclusion chromatography also behaves unexpectedly. A disordered chain occupies a larger hydrodynamic volume than a folded protein of the same mass, so the peptide elutes earlier than its molecular weight would predict. Calibrating against globular standards and reading the answer literally will overestimate the mass.

The practical upshot is that standard protein characterisation methods need interpreting differently for this molecule, and a finding that looks anomalous against globular-protein expectations may be entirely normal.

What Does the Preloaded Format Change?

Device-oriented queries dominate the demand reaching the TB-500 autoinjector page, which says the audience is evaluating format as much as compound.

A preloaded pen removes the reconstitution step and the variability it introduces. For a 43-residue peptide that variability is not trivial: incomplete dissolution of a large lyophilized cake, shear from over-agitation, adsorptive loss during transfer, and inconsistent time between reconstitution and use all affect delivered concentration invisibly.

Against that, solution-state supply means the peptide has been in aqueous conditions since manufacture. For an intrinsically disordered peptide, aggregation is the principal concern, since disordered chains have exposed hydrophobic surface that a folded protein would bury. Aggregated material is inactive and can interfere with the assay it enters.

At 5 mg/ml the solution is approximately 1.0 millimolar, which is a convenient starting point for most cell-based work and requires fewer dilution steps than the picomolar arithmetic some peptides in this catalogue demand.

How Should the Device Be Verified?

Gravimetric checking of the TB-500 autoinjector is the direct method and takes minutes. Actuate onto a tared weighing vessel, record delivered mass, convert through solution density, and repeat across several actuations to capture accuracy against nominal volume and precision between draws.

Perform the check at the temperature of intended use rather than straight from refrigeration, since cold solution is more viscous and viscosity affects delivery in a spring-driven mechanism.

Inspect the solution before each draw, against both light and dark backgrounds. Aggregation in a disordered peptide frequently appears first as faint opalescence rather than obvious turbidity, and a dark background makes that early stage visible when a light one will not.

Treat the first actuation after a rest period as suspect. Air ingress into the delivery path and seal relaxation both cause under-delivery on first use, and unless a priming step is specified and followed, the first draw should not be trusted until gravimetric data says otherwise.

How Is Actin Binding Measured?

Several established methods report on the G-actin sequestration the TB-500 autoinjector is used to study, and they answer subtly different questions.

The pyrene-actin polymerisation assay is the workhorse. Actin labelled with pyrene at cysteine 374 shows a large fluorescence increase on incorporation into filaments, so polymerisation can be followed in real time. A sequestering agent reduces the rate and the plateau, and the concentration dependence of that reduction gives an apparent affinity.

The critical concentration assay measures the same underlying property differently. At steady state, free monomer concentration sits at a fixed value determined by filament thermodynamics. A sequestering protein raises the apparent critical concentration, because some monomer is held unavailable, and the shift quantifies how much.

Direct binding measurement by isothermal titration calorimetry or surface plasmon resonance gives the affinity without inferring it from polymerisation behaviour. These are more demanding and more definitive.

One methodological caution applies across all of them. Thymosin β4 binds ATP-actin considerably more tightly than ADP-actin, so nucleotide state changes the measured affinity. An assay that does not control the nucleotide state is measuring an average across whatever mixture happens to be present, which is why published affinity values vary more than they should.

What the 43-Residue Length Implies

Thymosin beta 4 sits at an awkward size for peptide chemistry, long enough to raise synthesis difficulty and short enough that recombinant expression is often not worth the setup.

Solid-phase synthesis efficiency compounds across couplings. Even at 99.5 percent per step, a 43-residue chain accumulates measurable deletion sequences, and those deletion products differ from the target by a single residue, which makes them hard to resolve chromatographically.

That has a direct implication for purity interpretation. A 98 percent purity figure on a 43-residue peptide means something different from the same figure on a tripeptide, because the impurity profile of the longer peptide is dominated by closely related sequences rather than by unrelated material.

For actin-binding work the practical question is whether deletion products retain activity. A sequence missing a residue outside the LKKTETQ motif may bind normally, while one missing a residue inside it may not, and a bulk purity figure cannot distinguish those cases.

Where the work depends on precise stoichiometry, mass spectrometry showing the impurity distribution is more informative than a single purity percentage.

Handling the Device in Laboratory Practice

Store at 2-8°C protected from light, returning the device to its packaging between sessions rather than leaving it out on a bench.

Record device lot number, date of first actuation, storage conditions and volume drawn at each session. Because solution-state stability over shelf life is not published for this format, the interval between first use and each later draw is an experimental variable that belongs in the record.

Where the solution enters a downstream actin assay, remember that the peptide is being added to a system whose entire readout concerns the monomer-polymer balance. Vehicle controls matter more than usual, because excipients in an unpublished formulation could themselves affect actin dynamics, and nobody has ruled that out for this product.

What Does the Preclinical Record Report?

The literature here divides cleanly into two halves, and keeping them apart is what makes any statement about this compound defensible.

One half is actin biology, which is settled science about a real endogenous protein and is described above.

The other half is injury-model work, and that is where every claim attached to the market name comes from.

Reported findings across those models cover wound healing in dermal injury, tissue repair in tendon and muscle, and angiogenesis in ischaemic tissue.

Cardiac work is the most substantial part. Thymosin beta-4 has been studied in myocardial infarction models, where reported effects include cardiac repair and improved cell survival after ischaemia, and it reached early-phase clinical trials on that basis.

Corneal and dermal wound trials also ran, which makes this compound unusual among research peptides in having reached human studies at all.

Those trials studied thymosin beta-4 itself, given by defined routes at defined doses. This product is a fragment sold under a market name, which is a distinction the next section takes up.

Reported reduced inflammation and tissue regeneration in the animal work are the origin of the recovery language attached to this compound.

What does not exist is any trial in tendon injuries, ligament injuries, joint pain, muscle recovery or post-surgical recovery in humans. Those are the uses the market sells and the ones with no evidence behind them.

Cell differentiation is reported as part of the mechanism in the cardiac work, where progenitor cells are described as migrating and differentiating after treatment.

Is TB-500 the Same as Thymosin Beta-4?

No, and this is the single most misunderstood point about the compound.

Thymosin beta-4 is a 43-residue protein found naturally in most cells. TB-500 as sold in this market is generally a shorter synthetic fragment built around the actin-binding motif rather than the full sequence.

A thymosin beta 4 fragment and the intact protein are not interchangeable, and a study of one does not establish anything about the other.

That matters because almost all the clinical work cited for TB-500 was done with the full protein. Anyone citing the cardiac trials in support of the fragment is citing a different molecule.

Confirming which one is actually in a given device is a certificate question. The mass difference is large and any competent analysis resolves it, so the answer is available to anyone who asks.

This page states the sequence and length in the specification table above so that the question does not have to be inferred.

What Is the Regulatory and Anti-Doping Position?

Two facts attach here and both are worth stating plainly.

The compound holds no approval anywhere. The FDA has placed it among substances presenting significant safety risks for compounding, so it does not appear on the 503A bulks list and compounding pharmacies in the United States cannot lawfully compound it for patients.

Anti-doping is the second. WADA prohibits it in and out of competition, and a tested athlete using it is committing an anti-doping rule violation whatever the route of administration.

The theoretical concern most often raised is cancer risk, on the reasoning that a compound promoting angiogenesis and cell migration is promoting them indiscriminately.

No study has examined that in humans over any meaningful period, which makes it an open question rather than either a known risk or a cleared one.

This device is supplied for laboratory research only. It is not injectable peptide therapy, not a treatment, and not for administration to humans or animals.

What Do the Circulating Dosing Protocols Actually Represent?

Dosing figures for this compound circulate widely, and their provenance is worth understanding before any of them is repeated.

The usual pattern quoted is a loading phase of several weekly administrations followed by a maintenance phase at lower frequency, expressed in milligrams per week.

Those TB-500 dosage figures do not come from a published human study. They come from vendor sheets and forum consensus, and they have propagated by repetition rather than by measurement.

No pharmacokinetic study of this fragment in humans has been published, so no dosing interval can be derived from a half-life that nobody has measured.

A loading and maintenance structure is borrowed from drugs where it has a pharmacokinetic rationale. Applying it here is analogy rather than reasoning.

Where dosing is discussed for research use, the only defensible basis is the concentration used in the specific published model being replicated, stated in molar terms and matched to the assay.

Subcutaneous injection and intramuscular administration are what the market uses. Neither is validated for this compound in humans and this product is not for injection into anyone.

Injection-site reactions are the local effect most often reported anecdotally, which is unsurprising for any unbuffered peptide solution given subcutaneously.

What Is the Wolverine Stack?

Search traffic for this compound is dominated by one phrase and it deserves a direct answer.

The wolverine stack is a market nickname for combining this compound with BPC-157, on the reasoning that two compounds with reported tissue repair activity should combine well. GHK-Cu and KPV sometimes join it.

No controlled study has tested that combination in anything. The wolverine stack is a marketing construct and the name comes from a comic-book character.

BPC-157 is the compound most often paired here. BPC-157 and this one share a market rather than a mechanism. One is a gastric protein fragment acting through VEGFR2 signalling; this one sequesters actin monomers.

Those are unrelated pathways, so a BPC-157 result transfers to this compound no better than a result for any other peptide would. A wolverine stack pairs them anyway, on the strength of the pairing rather than of either mechanism.

Compounding pharmacies once supplied both, which is where much of the peptide therapy framing around a wolverine stack originated, and that route is now closed in the United States for both compounds.

Therapeutic peptides as a category do contain approved drugs with real evidence. Neither compound in this pairing is among them.

The vocabulary around it is unusually loose. This compound is sold as a recovery peptide, a regenerative peptide and the wolverine peptide, and BPC-157 is sold on gut health alongside everything else, none of which corresponds to a defined claim.

Stack guides widen further still, folding in growth hormone secretagogues such as sermorelin and GLP-1 drugs such as semaglutide, which share no mechanism with either compound here.

What TB-500 peptide therapy means in practice is peptide injections assembled from vendor listings, and enhanced recovery is the promise attached rather than a measured outcome.

Reduced pro-inflammatory cytokines appear in the animal injury work and are the closest thing to a mechanistic basis for that promise.

Published Literature

Confirmed against publisher records or primary indexes before inclusion. The entries cover actin biology rather than this device format, which has no published data behind it.

  1. Huff T, Müller CS, Otto AM, Netzker R, Hannappel E. International Journal of Biochemistry and Cell Biology. 2001;33(3):205-220.
  2. Goldstein AL, Hannappel E, Sosne G, Kleinman HK. Expert Opinion on Biological Therapy. 2012;12(1):37-51.
  3. Safer D, Elzinga M, Nachmias VT. Journal of Biological Chemistry. 1991;266(7):4029-4032.
  4. Sosne G, Qiu P, Goldstein AL, Kurpakus-Wheater M. FASEB Journal. 2010;24(7):2144-2151.
  5. Hannappel E. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 2010;1194:27-35.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the TB-500 autoinjector?

A preloaded 3ml research device containing thymosin beta 4 in solution at 5mg/ml, giving 15mg total, approximately 1.0 millimolar. CAS 77591-33-4, molecular weight 4963.55, 43 residues. Research use only in a laboratory setting. No approved formulation exists for humans or animals.

What is TB-500 used for in research?

Studying actin dynamics. Thymosin beta 4 binds monomeric globular actin with high affinity and holds it out of the polymerising pool, making it the principal G-actin sequestering protein in mammalian cells. Applications cover cell migration, cytoskeletal remodelling and regulation of the monomer pool.

What is the LKKTETQ motif?

The seven-residue actin-binding stretch at positions 17 to 23 of the 43-residue sequence. It is the region that physically contacts actin, and synthetic peptides consisting of the motif alone retain measurable binding activity, which is why fragments have historically been sold under the TB-500 name.

Is TB-500 the same as thymosin beta 4?

In current usage generally yes, referring to the full 43-residue peptide at 4963.55 daltons. Historically the name has also been applied to motif-containing fragments, which are not the same molecule. The mass difference is large enough that a mass spectrometry check removes any ambiguity.

Why does intrinsic disorder complicate analysis?

Because standard protein methods assume a folded structure. Circular dichroism returns a random-coil spectrum, which is correct here rather than evidence of denaturation. Size-exclusion chromatography elutes the peptide earlier than its mass predicts, since a disordered chain occupies a larger hydrodynamic volume than a folded protein.

What concentration does the device deliver?

Five milligrams per millilitre, approximately 1.0 millimolar. That is a convenient starting point for most cell-based work and requires fewer serial dilution steps than compounds active in the picomolar range, where accumulated pipetting error becomes a real concern.

What is the main risk with solution-state supply?

Aggregation. An intrinsically disordered peptide has exposed hydrophobic surface that a folded protein would bury, which makes association more likely in solution than in a lyophilized cake. Aggregated material is inactive and can interfere with the assay it enters.

How should the device be verified?

Gravimetrically. Actuate onto a tared vessel, record delivered mass, convert using solution density, repeat across several actuations. Run the check at the temperature of intended use, and treat the first actuation after a rest period as suspect until data establishes otherwise.

What should be inspected before each draw?

The solution, against both light and dark backgrounds. Aggregation in a disordered peptide typically appears first as faint opalescence rather than obvious turbidity, and a dark background makes that early stage visible when a light background will not.

Why do vehicle controls matter more here?

Because the downstream readout usually concerns the actin monomer-polymer balance, and the excipient system in this device is not published. Excipients could themselves affect actin dynamics, and nobody has ruled that out for this formulation, so a matched vehicle arm is not optional.

How is actin binding measured?

Most commonly by pyrene-actin polymerisation assay, where actin labelled at cysteine 374 shows a large fluorescence increase on filament incorporation, so a sequestering agent reduces both rate and plateau. Critical concentration assays and direct binding by calorimetry or surface plasmon resonance are the alternatives.

Why do published affinity values vary?

Largely because of nucleotide state. Thymosin beta 4 binds ATP-actin considerably more tightly than ADP-actin, so an assay that does not control which form is present measures an average across whatever mixture exists. Controlling nucleotide state narrows the spread considerably.

What does the critical concentration assay add?

It measures the same property from a different direction. At steady state, free monomer concentration sits at a value set by filament thermodynamics. A sequestering protein raises the apparent critical concentration because some monomer is held unavailable, and the size of that shift quantifies the sequestration.

Is TB-500 the same as thymosin beta-4?

No. Thymosin beta-4 is a 43-residue endogenous protein. TB-500 peptide as sold in this market is generally a shorter synthetic fragment built around the actin-binding motif. A thymosin beta 4 fragment and the intact protein are not interchangeable, and most cited clinical work used the full protein.

What is the wolverine stack?

A market nickname for combining this compound with BPC-157, sometimes called body protection compound 157, occasionally with GHK-Cu or KPV. No controlled study has tested that peptide stack in anything. One acts through VEGFR2 signalling and this one sequesters actin monomers, so they share a market rather than a mechanism.

Is TB-500 banned by WADA?

Yes, in and out of competition. A tested athlete using it is committing an anti-doping rule violation whatever the route of administration. The FDA has also placed it among substances presenting significant risks for compounding, so it is off the 503A bulks list.

Where do the circulating dosage figures come from?

Vendor sheets and forum consensus, not published human studies. The loading phase and maintenance phase structure is borrowed by analogy from drugs where it has a pharmacokinetic rationale. No pharmacokinetic study of this fragment in humans exists, so no interval can be derived from it.

Does it help tendon and ligament healing or muscle growth?

No trial in tendon injuries, ligament injuries, joint pain or muscle recovery in humans exists. The animal record reports wound healing, tissue remodeling and angiogenesis in injury models. Claims about injury recovery, muscle regeneration or muscle growth in people have no evidence behind them.

What did the human trials actually study?

Thymosin beta-4 itself, in early-phase work on cardiac repair after myocardial infarction and in corneal and dermal wound trials. Those cardioprotective effects were reported for the full protein at defined doses, not for a fragment sold under a market name.

How does the device compare with other formats?

Same molecule, same evidence. Injectable TB-500 from a vial needs a reconstitution step this format removes, and a nasal spray version carries the same absence of published pharmacokinetic data. No format changes what is known, which is why the certificate matters more than the container.

Compliance Statement

The TB-500 autoinjector is sold exclusively for laboratory research use. It is not a drug, food, or cosmetic product, and it is not a dietary product of any kind. It is not approved by the FDA or any comparable authority for human or veterinary use. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It must not be given to humans or animals. Purchase is restricted to qualified researchers and institutions operating within applicable laws. All handling is the responsibility of the purchasing laboratory.

Other formats of TB-500

TB-500 is also stocked as TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4) 5mg, TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4) 10mg, TB-500 Peptide Nasal Spray, BPC-157 + TB500 (10mg/10mg) "Wolverine Blend", BPC-157 5MG, BPC-157 10MG, BPC-157 Capsules (60/500mcg) and BPC-157 Peptide Nasal Spray. Each listing states its own quantity and concentration, and the pen and vial comparison explains what changes between formats.

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July 8, 2026
My new go to!
Repeat customer here. The quality is exactly what i was hoping for, consistent and pure. Also most companies overcharge for the same thing but the pri...More
Repeat customer here. The quality is exactly what i was hoping for, consistent and pure. Also most companies overcharge for the same thing but the pricing here beat everyone else i checked.
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Maria Kim
July 6, 2026
Super impressed!
Happy with the order. Quality was there fasho.
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Tara West
July 1, 2026
Blown away honestly
Honestly cant complain at all. The quality is exactly what i was hoping for. Also other brands packaging shows up crushed but this came double boxed w...More
Honestly cant complain at all. The quality is exactly what i was hoping for. Also other brands packaging shows up crushed but this came double boxed with ice packs. These guys got a customer for life.
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Grant Thomas
July 1, 2026
Def worth it
happy wit the order. No real issues with the product. Will def order again. just wish shipping was faster
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Karen Weaver
June 25, 2026
10/10 would buy again
First time ordering and im impressed. Everything showed up perfect and sealed. I switched over after corepeptides sent the powder wus half melted but ...More
First time ordering and im impressed. Everything showed up perfect and sealed. I switched over after corepeptides sent the powder wus half melted but the lyophilized powder here was a perfect intact puck. You can tell the difference when a company actually cares. Cant wait for my next order.
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