GHK-CU 50 mg

GHK CU is a naturally occurring copper binding peptide involved in tissue repair skin regeneration and cellular signalling. It is widely researched for its role in wound healing collagen synthesis hair follicle support and anti aging processes. GHK CU is used in performance recovery and aesthetic focused environments where regeneration repair and tissue quality are prioritised rather than direct anabolic effects.

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Presentation Size: 50 mg per vial

Strength: 50 mg per box

Properties and Effects

Supports tissue repair and wound healing
Promotes collagen and elastin production
Supports skin quality elasticity and regeneration
Encourages hair follicle health and growth signalling
Does not affect hormonal or endocrine pathways

Chemical Structure Model

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Mechanism of Action

GHK CU binds copper ions and delivers them to cells where they act as cofactors in enzymatic repair processes. This interaction activates genes involved in tissue regeneration collagen production angiogenesis and antioxidant defence. The peptide supports cellular communication and repair without altering hormone levels or growth factor balance.

Recommended Use

GHK CU is typically used in recovery regeneration or aesthetic support protocols. It may be applied systemically or locally depending on the intended application. Consistent use alongside adequate nutrition hydration and recovery practices enhances outcomes. Proper reconstitution and sterile handling are essential.

Safety and Side Effects

GHK CU is generally well tolerated in research settings. Possible side effects may include mild injection site irritation or temporary skin sensitivity depending on administration method. It does not suppress natural testosterone and does not aromatise. Long term human data is limited. Individuals with copper sensitivity or medical conditions should use caution. Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Special Notes

GHK CU is not a steroid hormone growth hormone or SERM. Its benefits are regenerative and restorative rather than anabolic. Results depend on consistency application method and overall recovery environment. Health monitoring is recommended when used in extended regeneration focused protocols.

Recommended dosage

1000 to 3000 mcg per day
Some users increase up to 5000 mcg per day based on tolerance

Timing of doses

Take once daily or split into morning and evening doses
Can be used consistently at the same times each day

Practical guidance

GHK CU is commonly used for skin hair and tissue support, and consistency matters more than exact timing. Start at the lower end to assess response, then adjust gradually. Use alongside good hydration, nutrition, and recovery practices. Regular use over several weeks is typically required to notice visible benefits.

Estimated Degradation

Model classification

Moderate stability, possibly moderate to relatively stable.

Evidence strength

Weak for actual post reconstitution vial stability, moderate for general peptide stability reasoning.

Assumption used

Reconstituted with bacteriostatic water and stored refrigerated at 2 to 8 degrees Celsius, protected from light, minimal agitation. GHK Cu is a copper bound tripeptide complex rather than a plain peptide.

Estimated degradation model for GHK-CU 50 mg

Time after mixing	Estimated remaining potency	Estimated degradation
1 week	96%	4%
2 weeks	92%	8%
3 weeks	87%	13%
4 weeks	82%	18%
5 weeks	76%	24%
6 weeks	70%	30%

Using Peptide Injectable Vials

STEP 1:VERIFY VIAL INTEGRITY

Inspect both the peptide vial and the bacteriostatic water vial carefully. Check that the caps and seals are intact and have not been tampered with. The contents should appear clear, with no visible particles, cloudiness, or contamination before proceeding.

IMPORTANTINSPECT THE LID

Check both the peptide vial and the bacteriostatic water vial. Locate the small arrows stamped into the gold seal, which indicate the correct opening point. The seal should be opened from the side the arrows point to for proper removal.

STEP 2:LIFT PROTECTIVE CAPS

Gently lift the clear plastic protective cap from the top of the vial. This exposes the gold aluminium safety seal underneath. Take care not to bend or damage the metal seal while removing the plastic cap.

STEP 3:BREAK OFF SAFETY TABS

While lifting the plastic cap from the side indicated by the arrows, gently wiggle it left and right until the small metal tear tab snaps. This opens the seal correctly and exposes the rubber stopper without removing the entire aluminium ring.

IMPORTANTMETAL SEAL REMOVED

The gold metal seal should be lifted from the side indicated by the arrows, leaving the rubber stopper clearly visible. The opening should appear clean and unobstructed, with the metal seal removed evenly and without bending into the centre of the vial.

STEP 4:ADD BACTERIOSTATIC WATER

Insert the syringe needle into the bacteriostatic water vial and draw the required amount of liquid. Slowly inject the water into the peptide vial, allowing the liquid to run down the inner wall of the vial to help protect the peptide.

STEP 5:DISSOLVE THE PEPTIDE

Gently roll or spin the vial between your fingers until the peptide is completely dissolved. Do not shake the vial, as vigorous shaking may damage the peptide structure and reduce its stability.

STEP 6:MEASURE REQUIRED DOSE

Insert the syringe into the vial and draw the required dose through the rubber stopper. Store the mixed solution in a refrigerator and use it within 30 days after mixing.

Additional Product Information

Product Name	GHK-CU 50 mg
Also Known As	Copper peptide, GHK-Cu
Product Stock Code	VM-CHK-CU-50-1
Categories	Peptides / Growth Hormones
Presentation Size	50 mg per vial
Strength	50 mg per box

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