Since its discovery in 1973, GHK-Cu established itself as a powerful protective and regenerative ingredient, which is currently widely used in skin and hair products [0]
We conduct frequent GMP, third-party and internal facility inspections to ensure that our manufactured injectable treatments exceed the stringent requirements of importing countries and our distributors
Its antioxidant properties help in reducing cellular damage and promote skin health
Without them, free radicals are indeed "free" to cause oxidative stress
GHK occurs naturally in human plasma at concentrations that decline with age (published studies report ~200 ng/mL in adults around age 20, dropping to ~80 ng/mL by age 60), which has driven sustained research interest in the GHK-Cu peptide as a model compound for age-related cellular biology
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