GHK-Cu 50mg

GHK-Cu is the copper complex of the three-amino-acid peptide glycyl-histidyl-lysine. It is studied in extracellular-matrix research, which examines the network of proteins surrounding cells.

Published fibroblast experiments have measured collagen production in response to GHK-Cu. Cell-culture findings do not establish the effects of a finished cosmetic or of this laboratory material in people.

Sources: GHK-Cu fibroblast study

No. This is research material, not a serum, cream or other cosmetic formulation. A product containing GHK-Cu is not interchangeable with a laboratory vial.

One vial labelled 50mg of GHK-Cu, supplied as lyophilised (freeze-dried) powder. The mg value is the labelled amount in the vial, not a solution concentration.

For Research Use Only, for in vitro laboratory work. Not for human or animal consumption.

The catalogue lists these amounts:

• 50mg: A$69.99 per vial
• 100mg: A$109.99 per vial

Select a strength above to see its availability and matching batch documentation. A larger vial changes the amount supplied, not the compound’s identity.

Yes. The linked source report for batch 2026-210952 is available in Batch documentation. Match it to the batch on the supplied vial.

A COA records analytical results for the submitted sample. It is not a clinical study or a guarantee of suitability for every experiment.

Pillar Research lists GHK-Cu 50mg on this product page for Research Use Only. This strength is available to add to cart. In-stock orders ship from Australia; see the shipping information at checkout for the dispatch estimate and delivery options.

Orders are placed online. For in-stock items, select the quantity and add to cart; for preorders, check the dispatch estimate before ordering.

GHK-Cu 50mg is listed at A$69.99 per vial, in Australian dollars. The price is for this strength, not every variant.

Any applicable offer and shipping charges are shown in the order total before payment. Check the availability shown above before ordering.

Follow the storage conditions and expiry on the supplied label and any accompanying handling documentation. Keep the original container and batch identification.

If a temperature range or shelf life is missing, request it before use. A general product-page answer cannot establish stability after a laboratory preparation is made.