GHK-Cu is a tiny peptide made of three amino acids (glycine, histidine and lysine) bound to copper. Your body makes it naturally, and researchers have studied it for decades for its role in skin and tissue signaling. As an injectable it is investigational and not FDA-approved. If your clinician prescribes it, a licensed U.S. pharmacy prepares it and your clinician sets the dose and schedule.
Clinician review, your medication if prescribed, care-team messaging and free, discreet shipping.
Injectable GHK-Cu is investigational and not FDA-approved. Human safety data for injection is limited and long-term effects are not known. Redness, itching, swelling or irritation at the injection site may occur. Tell your clinician about any copper allergy or a condition that affects copper levels, such as Wilson's disease. Not for people who are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning a pregnancy. A licensed clinician reviews your health history and medications and decides whether it's appropriate. See the medical disclaimer.
Your card is authorized at checkout and only charged if a clinician approves you. If approved, it ships free in plain packaging. Monthly is $199 a month until you cancel. The 3-month prepaid plan is one $449 payment and doesn't renew automatically.
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Clinician review included · Free shipping if prescribedThe copper peptide your body already makes, studied by skin scientists for 50 years. Your levels drop as you age. Find out if it belongs in your routine, with a licensed clinician who gives you the straight story.
Injectable GHK-Cu is investigational and not FDA-approved. Most research so far is in cells, animals and topical skin products. Your clinician will determine if treatment is right for you.
No waiting rooms. Here's exactly how it works.
A short online visit: your goals, health history and current medications. Your card is authorized, not charged.
A U.S.-licensed clinician reviews whether GHK-Cu fits you, follows up if needed, and only prescribes if it does.†
If prescribed, it ships free in plain packaging. Message your care team anytime, and cancel whenever you want.
†Review times vary. Payment does not guarantee a prescription.
In 1973, biochemist Loren Pickart isolated GHK from human plasma and found it grabs onto copper tightly. That copper-carrying form, GHK-Cu, is what researchers have studied ever since. Levels are much higher at 20 than at 60.
In cell and animal studies, GHK-Cu was linked to signals involved in collagen production and tissue repair. Most human data comes from topical skin products, not injections. Lab results don't always carry over to people.
Injectable GHK-Cu isn't FDA-approved, and there are no large human trials of it. Lower levels with age don't prove that adding more helps. That's exactly why a licensed clinician reviews it with you first.
A short online visit covering your goals, history, and anything else your clinician should know.
A licensed clinician reviews your answers, follows up if needed, and prescribes what fits.
Treatment ships free in plain packaging, with refills on a schedule that suits you.
Message your care team anytime. Adjust dose, switch treatments, or pause — no appointment needed.
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