Quick Facts

Also known asCopper peptide, Glycyl-L-Histidyl-L-Lysine-Cu2+
CategoryCosmetic
Half-life4 minutes
Routessubcutaneous, topical
Common vial sizes50mg, 100mg, 200mg
Molecular weight404.96 Da
Chain length3 amino acids
SequenceGly-His-Lys
FDA statusNot approved
Storage2-8°C (refrigerated). Reconstituted: 30 days.

Dosing Protocols

Goal Dose Frequency Route Cycle Notes
Anti-Aging (Injectable) 1 mg daily subcutaneous 8 weeks on / 8 weeks off Copper-binding tripeptide.
Hair Stimulation (Injectable) 2 mg daily subcutaneous 8 weeks on / 8 weeks off 2-3 mg daily.
Anti-Aging Skincare (Topical) 1-2x/day topical 16 weeks 0.5-1% cream. 12-16 week cycles.

Protocols shown are for informational purposes only. Consult a healthcare provider before starting any peptide protocol.

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Common Questions

How do I reconstitute GHK-Cu?
Add bacteriostatic water to your GHK-Cu vial (common sizes: 50mg, 100mg, 200mg). The amount of BAC water depends on your desired concentration. Use our reconstitution calculator for exact measurements.
What is the typical dose of GHK-Cu?
A common dose for GHK-Cu is 1 mg daily via subcutaneous. Copper-binding tripeptide.
What is the half-life of GHK-Cu?
The half-life of GHK-Cu is approximately 4 minutes. This determines how long the peptide remains active in your body and influences dosing frequency.
How should I store GHK-Cu?
Store GHK-Cu at 2-8°C (refrigerated). Copper complex may oxidize upon prolonged light exposure. Store in amber vials when possible. Topical formulations may have different storage requirements. Once reconstituted, use within 30 days.
Is GHK-Cu FDA approved?
GHK-Cu is not FDA approved and is available for research purposes only. It has not been evaluated by the FDA for safety or efficacy in humans.

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