- Independently testedCertificate per batch
- Lyophilised & sealedSterile single vial
- Ships from MalaysiaPlain packaging, next workday dispatch
GHK-Cu
100mg
Copper-binding tripeptide studied in skin-repair and collagen research.
RM 130.00
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Included free with every order
- Bacteriostatic waterThe solvent this vial needs — nothing else to buy
- Premium reconstitution tool set3 mL reconstitution syringe, 50IU syringes, alcohol swabs
GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper-binding tripeptide studied for its role in collagen synthesis, tissue remodelling and skin-repair signalling. Published research spans cell-culture work, animal wound-healing models, and controlled studies on aged human skin. This vial ships lyophilised for reconstitution, strictly for laboratory and research use.
Studied for
- Collagen and glycosaminoglycan synthesis research in dermal fibroblasts
- Wound-healing and tissue-remodelling models across several species
- Skin-elasticity and photodamage research in controlled human studies
What is in the vial
| Component | Mass | Research profile | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| GHK-Cu | 100 mg | Copper-binding tripeptide; collagen-synthesis research | Wiki → |
Third-party testing
A manufacturer's own purity figure is not independent verification. Every batch we sell is tested by an independent laboratory before it is offered.
Certificate of Analysis is on file for every batch and available on request.
What the literature actually says
Independent published research on this material. We link to the source rather than summarising it.
What this blend has not been shown to do
Most of the published results for GHK-Cu, including the studies above, come from topical application in cosmetic formulations or cell culture — not from the reconstituted-injectable format sold here. The literature has not established that this route of administration reproduces those results, and we have not found a citable human dose for it.
Storage
| Unreconstituted powder | |
|---|---|
| −20 °C | 24 months |
| 2–8 °C | 6 months |
| Room temperature | 30 days |
| Reconstituted solution | |
| 2–8 °C | 30 days |
| +15 °C | Caution — only 7 days |
| +30 °C | Caution — only 24 hours |
| Below 0 °C | Do not use. Discard |
Never freeze a reconstituted vial — a frozen solution is spoiled.
Reconstitution
- Let the vial reach room temperature before opening — cold glass pulls condensation.
- Swab the stopper. Use bacteriostatic water, or acetic acid where the compound calls for it.
- Run the solvent slowly down the inside wall, never onto the powder.
- Swirl gently. Do not shake — agitation shears the peptide.
- Let it stand 5–10 minutes until fully in solution before drawing.
- Refrigerate at 2–8 °C immediately once reconstituted.
- Never freeze it. Below 0 °C the solution is spoiled — discard the vial.
Work out your draw
Our calculator opens pre-filled for a 100mg vial — enter your target dose and it returns the draw in units.
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