GHK-Cu Peptide (GHKCu) — 100mg Research Vial
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GHK-Cu peptide (copper tripeptide-1, also written GHKCu or GHK Cu) is supplied as one 100 mg research vial. Select the number of individual vials using the purchase controls.
For laboratory research and development only. Not for human or veterinary use.
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GHK-Cu peptide is the copper complex of glycine–histidine–lysine, also known as copper tripeptide-1. This listing supplies one 100 mg research vial for laboratory work involving copper–peptide interactions, fibroblast biology and extracellular matrix remodeling. GHK Cu and GHKCU are common search spellings for the same compound name.
Current GHK-Cu price and availability
| Purchase unit | Nominal content | Live price and order control |
|---|---|---|
| One vial | 100 mg GHK-Cu | $52.00Add to cart |
One purchase unit is one 100 mg vial. Check the live price table and purchase controls for current pricing and availability. This page does not represent a box or multipack.
| Compound | GHK-Cu / copper tripeptide-1 |
|---|---|
| Peptide sequence | Glycine–histidine–lysine (Gly–His–Lys), complexed with copper |
| Nominal content | 100 mg GHK-Cu per vial |
| Purchase unit | One vial |
| Intended use | Laboratory research and development |
The 100 mg figure describes the nominal product content, not an independently measured result. This vial listing is separate from BulkGLP’s 10,000 mg raw-material format; specifications and reports must be matched to the material and lot being evaluated.
Copper tripeptide-1 and collagen research
GHK contains three amino-acid residues and binds copper(II). In a primary fibroblast-culture study, GHK-Cu increased collagen synthesis without increasing cell number. This distinction matters when interpreting a matrix-production endpoint: a change in collagen output is not necessarily a change in cell proliferation. Maquart and colleagues, FEBS Letters (1988).
In a separate rat wound-chamber model, investigators measured greater extracellular matrix accumulation and increased type I and type III collagen messenger RNA. These results identify experimental endpoints for matrix research; they do not establish a human outcome for this vial. Maquart and colleagues, Journal of Clinical Investigation (1993).
Extracellular matrix remodeling and turnover
Matrix remodeling includes both matrix production and breakdown. In cultured dermal fibroblasts, GHK-Cu increased matrix metalloproteinase-2 (MMP-2) expression and secretion, with effects on tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinases (TIMPs). Copper ions reproduced the MMP-2 effect in that study, while uncomplexed GHK did not. The result supports distinguishing the copper complex from GHK alone and measuring multiple matrix endpoints. Siméon and colleagues, Life Sciences (2000).
These publications concern defined experimental systems. They do not certify the identity, composition or activity of a commercial lot. Record the material identity, lot and analytical documentation separately from the published mechanism being investigated. The COA reading guide explains why identity, measured content and chromatographic purity are different fields.
Laboratory storage and preparation
Keep the vial in its original container and follow the storage instructions supplied with its label. Preparation conditions and stability depend on the material and laboratory method; this listing does not establish a universal storage duration after preparation.
Review the peptide storage and shelf-life guide. If a method calls for a compatible solution, check the Reconstitution Solution specifications against that method. The peptide calculator provides concentration arithmetic from entered values; it does not establish chemical compatibility or a preparation protocol.
GHK-Cu research FAQs
Is GHK-Cu peptide for sale at BulkGLP?
GHK-Cu is offered here as a 100 mg research vial. The purchase controls show the current price and stock for this listing. Each order quantity of one represents one vial.
Where can I buy GHK-Cu for laboratory research?
Use the purchase controls on this page to order the 100 mg GHK-Cu vial. Confirm the quantity, current availability and shipping details before completing a research order.
What does GHK-Cu cost?
The live price table and purchase controls show the current price for one 100 mg vial. Checkout confirms the order total and shipping charges. No unlisted multipack or quantity discount is implied.
Which GHK-Cu sizes and pack quantities are available here?
This listing is for one vial with a nominal GHK-Cu content of 100 mg. It is separate from the 10,000 mg raw-material listing. Increasing the order quantity adds individual 100 mg vials.
Where is the GHK-Cu COA and what does the lot report show?
A matching lot-specific report is not currently linked for this 100 mg listing. No measured-content or numeric purity result is claimed here. Contact BulkGLP for the matching report; a GLOW or KLOW blend report does not verify this standalone vial.
How should GHK-Cu be stored and handled?
Keep the vial in its original container and follow its label-specific storage conditions. Use laboratory-validated preparation, container and stability procedures. This page does not establish a universal refrigerated lifetime or solvent compatibility.
How is GHK-Cu shipped and how quickly?
Orders with cleared payment before 2 PM Central on a business day normally ship that day; later orders ship the next business day. Standard domestic transit is typically 3–5 business days. Checkout shows services and rates; verification or carrier delays can change timing.
How does GHK-Cu differ from GHK?
GHK is the tripeptide glycine–histidine–lysine. GHK-Cu is its copper complex, often called copper tripeptide-1. The copper-bound complex and the uncomplexed peptide are distinct materials; results from one should not automatically be attributed to the other.
For in-vitro laboratory research and development use only. Not for human or veterinary use, clinical trials, diagnostic use or therapeutic use.
