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GHK-Cu (Copper Peptide): What It Is, Research Use, Storage and Single Vials

GHK-Cu is the tripeptide glycyl-histidyl-lysine bound to a copper ion. The copper gives the powder its blue color. It shows up in cosmetic science as well as lab research.

Why researchers look at it

A copper peptide in a skin cream and a research vial are different products made for different purposes. See what the papers say about GHK-Cu.

Sizes

GHK-Cu comes as a 50mg vial. More on the GHK-Cu page.

Protecting a copper peptide

GHK-Cu powder is sensitive to light and moisture, which is one reason it is shipped dry. A cold, dark shelf in the fridge suits an unopened vial; a reconstituted one should be capped and chilled. Our storage notes cover the rest.

The 50mg vial, sold singly

Rather than a multi-pack, GHK-Cu is listed as one 50mg vial. Order as many as a project calls for. Delivery inside the USA costs nothing, the rest of the world pays a flat $40, and you may add a complimentary 3ml bac water at checkout.

Lab only

Single Vial Peptides supplies GHK-Cu as a research chemical. This is not a cosmetic, not for application to people or pets, and not medical advice.

Flacons mentionnés dans ce guide

• GHK-Cu 50mg · $35.00

Flacons de recherche. 21 ans et plus. Pas pour les personnes ni les animaux. Pas un avis médical.