🔴 IMPORTANT: Read Before Proceeding With Dosing

GHK-Cu (glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine-copper) — also known as copper tripeptide — is a naturally occurring human peptide found in plasma, saliva, and urine.
It is widely regarded as one of the most powerful anti-aging & regenerative peptides, with effects spanning skin, connective tissue, nerves, lungs, liver, gut, & bone tissue.

GHK-Cu supports:

• Collagen & elastin synthesis
• Skin repair & hair restoration
• Wound healing & tissue regeneration
• Anti-inflammatory & antioxidant activity
• DNA repair & cellular renewal

In injectable form, GHK-Cu is favored for systemic healing and anti-aging support, while topical use targets skin quality, hair growth, scars, and pigmentation.

✨ Benefits

Boosts collagen + elastin production

• Thickens aging skin; outperforms many prescription retinoids
• Reduces wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, UV damage
• Strong anti-inflammatory & antioxidant activity
• Stimulates hair growth; increases follicle size & strength
• Repairs DNA damage & clears dysfunctional proteins
• Promotes angiogenesis → better blood flow to tissues
• Accelerates wound healing & counters cortisone-delayed healing
• Supports nerve regeneration & gut health
• Can reverse COPD-related fibroblast damage
• Neurotrophic effects: increases growth factors in the nervous system
• Reduces anxiety, pain signaling & inflammation-related pain

⚠️ Possible Side Effects

Note: Injection discomfort varies by user — some feel nothing, others experience strong stinging due to copper ion sensitivity.

⚠️ Signs of Copper Toxicity (rare — usually from excessive systemic copper, not GHK-Cu itself)

• Headache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain
• Yellowing of skin/eyes (jaundice)
• Anxiety, irritability, confusion, depression
• Brown rings around eyes (Kayser–Fleischer rings — advanced sign)In severe cases: liver, kidney, heart, or neurological complications

If toxicity is suspected → discontinue immediately & seek medical care.

💧 Reconstitution — GHK-Cu (Injectable)

Both vial sizes use the same dilution for consistent unit conversion.

Higher concentrated vials = smaller inject volume per mg, but may sting more.

🧮 Unit Conversion — Quick Reference

50 mg vial (3 mL) → 1 mg = 6 units

100 mg vial (3 mL) → 1 mg = 3 units

Rule:
If you want less injection burn, draw your dose → add 30–90 units BAC water to syringe to dilute before injecting.

💉 Dosing Protocol — Systemic Injectable Use

Recommended Dosing

Start low → increase when benefits stall, not sooner.

• 1–2 mg daily, 7 days/week (most common range)
• Users often remain below 3 mg/day with great effect

Tip: More is not better — higher doses may increase injection reactions without increasing benefit.

🧭 Titration Guide (either vial)

➡️ If skin tightening & inflammation stabilize → maintain dose rather than increasing.

🔥 If Injection Pain or Reactions Occur

These strategies directly reduce flare-ups:

✔ Rotate injection sites every dose
✔ Dilute dose in syringe with 30–90 units BAC water
✔ Warm vial in hands 15–30 seconds before drawing
✔ Switch to topical use if reactions persist
✔ Consider GLOW/KLOW blends (GHK-Cu + BPC-157 reduces pain)

🧴 Topical Usage Option

If injectables are not tolerated:

• Mix remaining vial into 0.5–1 oz moisturizing cream or gel
• Apply under a second moisturizer for deeper penetration
• Best combined with niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, peptides, copper-safe ingredients

🔗 Stacking Suggestions (Based on Goal)

💎 Why Choose GHK-Cu?

Strongest aesthetic + anti-aging peptide available

• Dual benefits: cosmetic + systemic repairOutperforms many retinoids without irritation
• Synergizes with nearly all regenerative peptides
• Excellent alternative when steroids fail or aren’t tolerated
• Long safety history across medical & cosmetic applications

🧊 Storage

• Refrigerate after reconstitution
• Use within 30–45 days