Rejuvenation, antioxidant, and tissue repair blend with hair and skin benefits
INGREDIENTS PER ML
- GHK-CU: 2MG
- GLUTATHIONE: 200MG
- HISTIDINE: 100MG
- GLYCINE: 50MG
- NADH: 50MG
CYCLING, ADMINISTRATION, & MISCELLANEOUS DOSING CONSIDERATIONS
4-6 week cycle followed by 2-3 week washout period
Dose 2x/week
You do not have to be fasted to dose
Dose may be taken at any time, day or night
Subcutaneous Administration
DOSING
WEEK 1 (Dose 2 days per week, 3 or 4 days apart)
Dose 1: 25 units
Dose 2: 50 units
WEEK 2 (Dose 2 days per week, 3 or 4 days apart)
Dose 1: 75 units
Dose 2: 75 units
WEEKS 3-6 (Dose 2 days per week, 3 or 4 days apart)
Dose 1: 100 units
Dose 2: 100 units
COPPER REACTIVITY (COPPER REACTIVE DOSING ALTERNATIVE BELOW)
Note: For some users, GHK-Cu (a copper peptide) is painful to inject and/or may cause a reaction at the injection site. This is not universal for all people- where many have a painful injection experience and a high incidence of injection site reactions (ISR’s), others have neither and get to reap the benefits without so much as minor discomfort. If you experience pain or an aggressive ISR, you can safely assume that you will not react well to copper peptides in any form. The injection pain might range from a small pinch to the sting of a bullet ant. Injection site reactions (ISR’s) may include redness, swelling, bruising, pain, development of a knot beneath the skin which may last for several days.
Wondering why some people are unaffected by the pain and reactivity that other users have to deal with? Here’s why some people are more sensitive to copper ions:
- They have low baseline ceruloplasmin (the copper-binding protein that regulates free copper)
- Their skin barrier or microcirculation is already inflamed
- They have trace metal imbalances (e.g., low zinc or high iron)
When injected, free copper can temporarily separate from GHK, generating mild oxidative activity and histamine release in that area — leading to redness, itching, or mild swelling.
There are a couple things you can do to prevent these reactions altogether, or at least minimize their severity. First, always rotate your injection site: you should never use the same spot twice in a row. Reference the “Subcutaneous Injection Site Locations” illustration in the Prep and Dosing Guide to learn about additional injection zones. Second, once your daily dose has been drawn into your syringe, add 30-90 units of water to the shot. Diluting the GHK-Cu will reduce the localized inflammation response. Third, consider using the GLOW or KLOW blend rather than GHK-Cu alone. When GHK-Cu and BPC-157 are combined, the pain associated with the injections decreases substantially.
For those who find that they cannot tolerate GHK-Cu injections even after dilution all is not lost! You don’t have to throw away the remainder of the vial and waste your money… just add it to a half-ounce to an ounce of a thick moisturizing cream or ointment. Due to the 2.5mL of water you reconstituted the vial with, the final product will be very watery. It is best to apply this thin, watery solution underneath a secondary moisturizer that will aid absorption. See Topical Administration for a list of compatible/synergistic ingredients in skincare products.
COPPER REACTIVE DOSING (For those who tend to get injection site reactions from these ingredients)
- Dilute dose with water (e.g. add 25 or more units of water to 25 unit shot, and up to 50 units of water to 50 unit shot)
- Do smaller doses more frequently
WEEK 1 (Dose 3x a week)
Dose 1: 25 units
Dose 2: 25 units
Dose 3: 25 units
WEEK 2 (Dose 3x a week)
Dose 1: 50 units
Dose 2: 50 units
Dose 3: 50 units
Week 2-6 (Dose 3x or 4x a week)
Dose 1: 66 units
Dose 2: 66 units
Dose 3: 66 units
OR
Dose 1: 50 units
Dose 2: 50 units
Dose 3: 50 units
Dose 4: 50 units