GHK-Cu 100MG

$49.00

GHK-Cu is a copper-binding tripeptide (glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine) that forms a complex with copper(II) ions. It is identified in mammalian plasma, saliva, and urine, and its measured concentration declines with age.

In published in vitro work, GHK-Cu acts as a copper carrier and has been characterized as a modulator of gene expression, with reported effects on genes associated with extracellular matrix synthesis, including collagen, elastin, and glycosaminoglycans.

Researchers study GHK-Cu in:

  • Copper ion transport and chelation assays
  • Extracellular matrix and collagen synthesis models
  • Fibroblast culture studies
  • Gene expression profiling
  • Peptide stability and formulation research

For research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.

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MECHANISM

MECHANISM

How Does It Work?

GHK-Cu works by activating the body’s natural repair systems and signaling cells to improve regeneration processes.

Activates Collagen & Elastin Production Triggers Tissue Repair Genes
Signals skin and connective tissue cells to produce collagen and elastin, supporting healthy skin and tissue structure. Research suggests GHK-Cu activates over 4,000 genes related to repair and regeneration while reducing genes linked to inflammation and damage.

 

Reduces Inflammation Promotes Blood Vessel Growth
Research models consistently show reduced inflammatory markers associated with faster recovery and healing. Supports the formation of new blood vessels in damaged tissue, helping deliver oxygen and nutrients to repair sites.

 

The copper molecule attached to GHK is considered essential for collagen synthesis, wound healing, and enzyme function, while GHK acts as the delivery carrier.

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Property Details
Form Lyophilized powder
Color Blue to blue-green
Molecular Weight 340.4 g/mol + copper coordination
Storage Refrigerated 36–46°F (2–8°C), protect from light
Reconstitution Sterile or bacteriostatic water recommended
Stability 24 months lyophilized, 30 days after reconstitution
POTENTIAL SIDE EFFECTS IN RESEARCH

POTENTIAL SIDE EFFECTS IN RESEARCH

GHK-Cu has demonstrated a strong safety profile across research studies, with side effects generally described as mild and infrequent.

Skin Irritation Copper Sensitivity
Mild redness or irritation at the application or injection site has been observed in some research subjects. Usually temporary. Subjects with copper sensitivity may experience localized reactions and should be monitored appropriately.

 

Temporary Skin Darkening Digestive Discomfort
Mild temporary pigmentation changes have been observed in some studies and are considered reversible. Occasionally reported with systemic administration and generally short-lived.

 

Headache Interaction with Other Compounds
Reported in a small number of early-stage studies without serious or lasting documented effects. Researchers should monitor cumulative effects when combining GHK-Cu with other peptides or copper-containing compounds.
DISCLAIMER

DISCLAIMER

This product is exclusively for laboratory research. Not approved for human or veterinary use.
All products sold by Ikon Peptides are intended exclusively for in-vitro laboratory research. Not approved for human consumption or veterinary use. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.

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