Injectable copper peptide therapy

GHK-Cu prescription,
coming soon.

Injectable GHK-Cu delivers the copper tripeptide past the skin barrier — into tendons, joints, and systemic circulation. Physician-supervised prescriptions expected when FDA finalizes Category 1 reclassification in 2026.

Be notified the day prescriptions open. No spam.

SequenceGly-His-Lys
Molecular weight340.39 g/mol
Isolated1973 (Pickart)
FormsTopical + injectable
Why injectable

What topical serums can't deliver.

Topical GHK-Cu is limited to the epidermis. Injectable GHK-Cu peptide therapy reaches tendons, joints, deep dermis, and systemic circulation.

01

Deep tissue repair

GHK-Cu injection delivers the copper tripeptide subcutaneously to the dermis, fascia, and connective tissue at pharmacological concentrations. Topical application plateaus at approximately 2% — the stratum corneum is a barrier that injection bypasses entirely.

02

Systemic collagen signaling

Injectable GHK-Cu upregulates type I and type III collagen synthesis systemically — not just under the patch of skin where a serum was applied. The Pickart-discovered pathway operates body-wide via subcutaneous injection.

03

Clinical-grade purity

Prescription GHK-Cu is compounded by licensed 503A and 503B pharmacies under USP 797 sterile standards. Certificate of analysis per batch. Pharmaceutical-grade, not cosmetic.

Topical vs injectable

The honest comparison.

Topical GHK-Cu is available now over the counter. Injectable requires a prescription and is pending FDA reclassification.

FeatureTopical (OTC)Injectable (Rx)
AvailabilityAvailable nowPending Category 1
Delivery depthEpidermis via transfollicular routeSubcutaneous, systemic circulation
BioavailabilityLimited, plateaus at ~2%Near-complete at injection site
Best forFine lines, scalp hair, surface healingTendon/joint repair, systemic anti-aging
PrescriptionNo — cosmetic ingredient (Copper Tripeptide-1)Yes — physician supervision required
PurityCosmetic-grade (varies by brand)USP 797 sterile compounding
Cost$30–80/mo$150–300/mo (estimated)

Get in first.

Join the waitlist for the day GHK-Cu injectable prescriptions become available.