TB-500 (thymosin beta-4) is a compounded peptide that may be discussed with eligible patients during a provider-led consultation. It is not FDA-approved. Eligibility is determined by a licensed provider based on individual medical history. We do not market TB-500 for tendon repair, mobility improvement, injury recovery, inflammation, or any medical condition.
About this peptide
TB-500 has been studied in research settings. The compounded injectable form is not FDA-approved. Compounded medications dispensed through IV Glow Bar come from a state-licensed compounding pharmacy. Whether this option is clinically appropriate for you is determined by a licensed provider during consultation.
What your provider may discuss during consultation
- Whether peptide therapy may align with your individual wellness goals
- Mechanism (educational only — not a benefit claim)
- Risks, side effects, contraindications, and alternatives
- Monitoring and follow-up expectations
Individual response varies. No specific outcome or timeline is guaranteed.
How treatment is initiated
A licensed provider conducts a one-on-one telemedicine consultation, reviews your medical history, and determines whether this option is appropriate. Self-administration technique, if applicable, is taught by the provider after that determination is made.
Important Information About Peptide Therapy
Peptides discussed on this page are not FDA-approved. Any compounded peptide formulation dispensed through IV Glow Bar comes from a state-licensed compounding pharmacy and is not FDA-approved.
Eligibility is determined by a licensed provider after a comprehensive consultation. Peptide therapy is not appropriate for everyone — including minors, pregnant or breastfeeding patients, and patients with certain medical histories reviewed during consultation.
Mechanism descriptions on this page are educational only and are not benefit claims. Individual response varies, and we do not promise specific outcomes, timelines, or results.
Reporting Adverse Events. If you experience a side effect, contact us, your prescribing provider, and FDA MedWatch at https://www.fda.gov/safety/medwatch.
Emergencies. This site and our telehealth services are not for medical emergencies. Call 911 in a medical emergency.
