GHK-Cu Copper Peptide Cream

Adults with cosmetic concerns about the texture or firmness of their skin sometimes consider a compounded GHK-Cu cream. It isn't right for everyone. A licensed clinician reviews your health history, your skin concerns, and the other products you use to decide whether it makes sense for you, and prescribes it only if appropriate.

GHK-Cu is a short chain of three amino acids that binds copper, a mineral involved in the skin's normal structural processes. Applied to the skin, it has been studied in cosmetic skincare, and research is ongoing. It is not an approved treatment for any skin condition. Your clinician can explain what is known and what isn't.

GHK-Cu comes as a cream you apply yourself to clean, dry skin. Your clinician sets the schedule and the areas to treat based on your skin and your goals, so apply it exactly as your prescription directs. Message your care team before changing the routine or layering it with other active skincare.

Skin changes gradually, so this is not a quick fix. People who notice a difference in texture or firmness usually describe it over weeks to months of consistent use, and responses vary from person to person. Your care team can help you set realistic expectations, check in on how your skin is responding, and adjust the plan.

Topical GHK-Cu is generally well tolerated, though some people notice redness, itching, dryness, or irritation where it's applied. Don't use it on broken, burned, or actively infected skin, or if you have a known copper sensitivity or a condition affecting how your body handles copper. Clinicians generally avoid it during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Tell your clinician about any reaction, and seek care right away for signs of an allergic response like swelling or trouble breathing.

You can cancel anytime from your online patient portal. There are no cancellation fees or long-term contracts. Canceling won't stop an order already sent to the pharmacy. If your order is still pending, contact support and we'll help.