No our office is proud to offer patients an alternative to general anesthesia: Comfort Calm Local Anesthesia
Thanks to the preservative properties of benzyl alcohol, the solution remains stable and inhibited against bacterial growth for nearly a month when stored correctly
Reported Adverse Effects In the available case series and observational literature, the most commonly reported adverse effects include: Injection-site redness or mild induration in approximately 8 to 12% of users Transient nausea, most often associated with oral formulations or higher injectable doses Lightheadedness in a small number of patients shortly after injection (under 2% of reported cases) Vivid dreams or mild sleep changes, reported anecdotally by a subset of users with no clear mechanistic explanation No published human case reports as of July 2025 document serious organ toxicity, malignancy, or endocrine disruption attributable to BPC-157
I typically inject somewhere just below the hair line and in the very top edge portion of the frontalis muscles or just above it
Your BAC is influenced by your age, weight, how much you consumed, how quickly you consumed it and whether anything else interfered with the alcohol absorption