Start with the ingredient list.
A blend should identify every component. Wolverine contains BPC-157 and TB-500. KLOW lists BPC-157, GHK-Cu, KPV, and TB-500, in that order. A trade name alone does not explain a formulation.
Concentration is not total vial content.
A concentration describes the amount in a unit of volume. Wolverine is listed as 3 mg/3 mg per mL in a 5 mL vial. That corresponds to 15 mg of each ingredient in the entire vial. This is label interpretation, not a dose.
Watch the units.
A milligram and a microgram are not interchangeable. The IGF-LR3 listing is 200 mcg total per vial. NAD+ is 1,000 mg total per vial. Read the actual unit rather than comparing the numbers alone.
Do not infer a treatment schedule.
Volume and total API do not tell you how much to inject or how long to use it. Those decisions belong to a licensed clinician, with dispensing instructions from the pharmacy.
Educational information only. Product specifications are not dosing instructions.