Subcutaneous is the Standard: For research applications around a bony and tendon-heavy joint like the ankle, subcutaneous (Sub-Q) injection is overwhelmingly the preferred method
Multiple Injury Sites If you have injuries in more than one location -- a bad shoulder and a bad knee, for example -- BPC-157's systemic action covers multiple sites with a single daily injection
For leaner individuals, the subcutaneous layer may only be 5-8mm, which means a 45-degree angle and skin pinching become essential to avoid hitting the muscle
Note the confluence of drugs working on the growth hormone axis in this Table and the one above
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