How to Use Thymosin Beta-4 Acetate

How to Use — Step-by-Step (Subcutaneous, Daily)

Preparation

• Wash Hands – Soap and water.

• Gather – Vial, alcohol swabs, insulin syringe, sharps container.

• Choose Time – Same time each day.

Site Prep

• Select Site – Abdomen, thigh, or upper arm; rotate sites.

• Clean Skin – Alcohol swab; let air-dry.

Draw Dose

• Inspect Vial – Clear, particle-free solution.

• Measure Volume –

  • 300 mcg/0.3 ml SKU: draw 0.30 ml (for 300 mcg) up to 1.00 ml (for 1 mg).

  • 1 mg/0.3 ml SKU: draw 0.09 ml (for 300 mcg) up to 0.30 ml (for 1 mg).

• De-air – Tap syringe; expel bubbles.

Inject

• Pinch Skin – Small fold.

• Insert – ~45° into subcutaneous tissue.

• Inject Slowly – Depress plunger; withdraw at same angle.

• Press – Light pressure with gauze; do not rub.

After

• Dispose Safely – Sharps container.

• Program – Daily use; if continuing beyond 3 months, follow 6-weeks on / 6-weeks off cycling per your clinician.

Possible Side Effects

Possible Side Effects

Common (usually mild/transient)

• Injection-site redness/itching, mild bruising or warmth

• Headache, light dizziness, transient nausea or fatigue

Less Common / Monitor

• Transient flushing, localized soreness/inflammation near treated tissues

• Rare GI discomfort, mild BP changes

Serious (stop & seek care)

• Allergic reaction (hives, facial swelling, wheeze)

• Severe or persistent pain/redness with fever, chest symptoms, marked edema

Not exhaustive. If effects are severe, persistent, or unusual, discontinue and contact your clinician.

Additional Information

Additional Information

What is Thymosin Beta-4 (TB-4)?
A naturally occurring peptide used under professional supervision to support tissue integrity, cell migration, and a balanced local inflammatory milieu during recovery.

How Does It Work?

• Cytoskeletal Support – Associated with cell motility and repair signaling pathways.

• Calm & Recover – Designed to complement standard recovery and wound-care protocols.

Who Can Use It?
Adults under clinician care for tissue/wound-healing support. Not recommended for pregnancy/breastfeeding, minors, or those with known hypersensitivity. Discuss use if you have autoimmune disease, active severe infection, or significant cardiovascular risk.

Clinical Supervision
Your clinician may track symptoms, edema, and overall recovery progress; dosing may be tapered or cycled based on response.

Shipping Information

Shipping & Cold Storage

• Refrigerate 2–8 °C (35–46 °F); do not freeze; protect from light.

• Keep in original packaging. If pharmacy-reconstituted, follow beyond-use date (BUD) on the label.

• Cold-chain shipping with ice packs; on arrival, refrigerate promptly and inspect for leaks or temperature breach.

Frequently Asked Questions