Copper Peptide (Injury Support, Anti-Aging) 10mg/ml - Innovagen

What is Copper Peptide

Copper peptide, or GHK-Cu, is a tripeptide known for its effects on collagen production. It has become popular among athletes due to its healing and anti-aging properties and cosmetic effects for different skin and hair conditions.

Copper peptide is composed of basic amino acids and can be found in the collagen structure. To put it simply, GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring peptide and a potent antioxidant, useful for skin regeneration, stimulating hair growth, or enhancing recovery after a workout.

GHK-Cu Benefits

Let’s take a closer look at the copper peptide’s benefits:

• Anti-aging effects: GHK-Cu can help you get rid of wrinkles, improve skin elasticity, and even protect it from UV damage;
• Hair growth: copper peptide can stimulate hair follicles, increase their density, prevent hair thinning, and get rid of dandruff;
• Injury healing: GHK-Cu boosts collagen synthesis, resulting in faster muscle recovery and even injury rehabilitation.

Moreover, GHK-Cu can aid in acne treatment after the AAS cycle. The first effects can be seen 1–2 months in. It takes some time and patience, but the results are rewarding. Some users say that they don’t need skincare products anymore; a daily injection is just enough.

CHK-Cu Side Effects

Copper peptide is considered a well-tolerated substance. However, it can cause mild side effects, such as:

• Hypotension;
• Headaches;
• Fatigue;
• Adverse reactions at the injection site.

To avoid scarring, it’s recommended to rotate injection sites. It may be beneficial to write it down in a journal, draw up a schedule, or an injection sites map.

GHK-Cu Dosage

The recommended dosage for copper peptide ranges from 1 to 3 mg/day for 2–6 months. Injections shouldn’t be performed every day, you can pin it 5 days/week and take weekends off.

How to Take Copper Peptide

GHK-Cu should be injected subcutaneously, preferably in the stomach or the upper arms. There may be some irritation, redness, or itchiness at the injection site; it’s normal.

Additional zinc supplementation may be needed to mitigate some of the side effects, such as headaches or dizziness.

Best Stacks with GHK-Cu

Copper peptide can be stacked with BPC-157:

You may add TB500 to enhance your recovery at the 20 mg/day dosage.

Common Questions About GHK-Cu

Does GHK-Cu Block DHT?

GHK-Cu can block DHT to improve the quality of hair. DHT can negatively impact hair follicles, reduce your hair thickness, and your hairline. Copper peptide can counter this effect by blocking DHT.

Is GHK-Cu Blue?

Yes, GHK-Cu is a blue powder. It may be an unusual color for those who haven’t used copper peptide. The color comes from the copper, and it’s completely natural.

Does GHK-Cu Work for Hair Growth?

Yes, GHK-Cu can enhance your hair’s density, stimulate pre-existing hair follicles or new ones. Users with a receding hairline have found the compound effective in filling it back in.