Copper-binding peptide
GHK is a three-amino-acid peptide that can bind copper.
Monthly supply / Topical
GHK-Cu cream combines a naturally occurring copper peptide with a convenient topical format.
It is designed to support collagen, skin renewal, elasticity, texture, and a more vibrant appearance.
$169$109/first month
Provider evaluation required · Prescription not guaranteed · Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved · Individual results vary
What is GHK-Cu cream?
GHK-Cu cream combines a naturally occurring copper peptide with a convenient topical format.
It is designed to support collagen, skin renewal, elasticity, texture, and a more vibrant appearance.
GHK is a three-amino-acid peptide that can bind copper.
The topical route is different from an injection and should be evaluated separately.
Ask what human evidence supports the exact use being discussed.
Potential benefits
Supports natural collagen production
Promotes smoother-looking skin
Helps improve the appearance of texture
Supports firmness and elasticity
Complements a healthy-aging skincare routine
How it may work
GHK-Cu is a small peptide that binds with copper, an essential mineral involved in collagen formation and tissue renewal. Applying GHK-Cu topically delivers the peptide directly to the skin as part of a consistent, provider-guided routine.
GHK can form a complex with copper, an element involved in many biological processes.
The base, concentration, skin condition, and application method may affect delivery.
Use only as labeled and ask what other skin products should be avoided or separated.
Curious about the science?
Explore research related to how this treatment works and the biological processes it is designed to support.
Lennox online care
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A provider decides whether a prescription topical may be appropriate.
If prescribed, use the amount and schedule on the label and report irritation.
Safety first
Skin condition, allergies, pregnancy, current prescriptions, and other active skin products can change the safety conversation.
Common questions
It is a peptide that can bind copper. GHK-Cu has been studied in skin and tissue biology, but a result from a specific cream is not guaranteed.
Ask your provider. Other active products may increase irritation or require a separate schedule.
Use only the amount and frequency on the prescription label.
Topical products may cause redness, burning, itching, or other irritation. Ask your provider about the complete safety information.
No. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing.
Your next step
A licensed provider reviews your health before treatment is offered. A prescription is never guaranteed.
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