What is GHK-Cu?
GHK-Cu, also called copper peptide, is a tripeptide bound to copper. A tripeptide is a peptide made of 3 amino acids.
It occurs naturally in human plasma, the liquid part of blood. The lab-made version sold here is a freeze-dried powder.
It comes in a sealed glass vial, made for research use only.
What researchers study it for
- Collagen. Researchers study how it relates to collagen, a protein that gives structure to skin and tissue.
- Tissue repair. Studies look at how it affects tissue repair in lab models.
- Fat tissue. Labs also study its relationship to fat tissue.
- Inflammation. Researchers study inflammation markers in lab and trial settings.
What you get
One sealed glass vial of freeze-dried powder. Each vial holds 100 mg of GHK-Cu. Mix it with liquid before use.
How to store it
Refrigerate the sealed vial and keep it away from light. Use the mixed liquid within a few weeks.
Words you might not know
- Tripeptide — a peptide made of three amino acids.
- Plasma — the liquid part of blood.
- Collagen — a protein that gives structure to skin and other tissue.
- Freeze-dried — a way of drying a liquid into powder so it lasts longer.
Sold for laboratory research only. Not for human consumption.
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Jim Mcgrath (verified owner) –
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