GHK-Cu

🧬What is it?

GHK-Cu is a tiny peptide joined to copper. "Cu" is the science sign for copper. It is often found in skin creams.

💬Why do people use it?

People hope it helps skin look younger or helps hair. These are claims. They are not proven facts.

🔬Does it really work?

For shots (injections), the FDA says there is only a little data in people about safety.

⚠️Is it safe? Side effects

• The FDA says shots of GHK-Cu could clump together. Clumps may make your body fight it like a germ.
• Products may have unwanted bits left over from how they were made.
• The FDA says there is only a little safety data in people.

⚖️Is it legal in the US?

Shots of GHK-Cu are not FDA-approved. (The FDA is the US agency that checks if medicines are safe and work.) The FDA put GHK-Cu shots on a list of things that may be risky when a pharmacy mixes them into a medicine. This FDA list is about shots, not skin creams.

🩺Talk to your doctor

Do not start any peptide on your own. Ask a doctor first. We never share doses or tell you where to buy. Print our doctor questions sheet.