PDA (Pentadeca-Arginate)
/ Arginate salt formulation of the BPC-157 pentadecapeptide sequenceALIAS · Pentadeca-Arginate · BPC-157 arginate salt · PDA peptide
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Tier 3 by component inheritance. PDA is the arginate salt of the BPC-157 pentadecapeptide sequence, marketed as a separate product with claims of improved stability and bioavailability. The BPC-157 base sequence has the rodent literature reviewed elsewhere (single-lab dominant); the arginate salt itself has no published characterisation distinct from the parent.
The active sequence is identical to BPC-157 — see the BPC-157 reference for proposed mechanisms (angiogenesis, growth-factor expression, NO modulation). The arginate counter-ion is intended to improve solubility and stability of the lyophilised product but has no published mechanistic role in pharmacology.
None for PDA specifically. All clinical and preclinical evidence cited for PDA is by reference to the BPC-157 base molecule. The single-lab-dominance flag on BPC-157 (Sikiric group) carries through directly.
No PDA-specific safety database. BPC-157 base molecule has no formal Phase 1 human safety study.
Regulatory status
- FDA status:
- Not FDA-approved
The arginate-salt rebrand is a marketing repositioning rather than a chemically distinct molecule with its own data. Pricing and product positioning sometimes imply PDA is a 'next-generation' BPC-157; the published record does not support that framing.