
Skin that holds its shape
Copper peptides wake up fibroblasts, the cells that lay down collagen and elastin. That is the scaffolding that decides whether skin looks slack or springy.
Prescription copper peptide
Prescription strength, for cellular repair.
15 mg or 25 mg · 30 troches
As low as $229 $114.50 50% off first month
Provider review included. Full refund if a provider declines.
A licensed U.S. provider reviews your online visit and picks the strength. Your prescription label carries the directions.
30 troches of Copper Peptide acetate, 15 mg or 25 mg. One active, at the strength printed on your label.
Free, discreet delivery. Refills ship monthly without a new visit. Change strength, pause, or stop before the next refill.
What copper peptides do
Creams work on the top layer. Copper Peptide works on the cells that build the layer underneath it.

Copper peptides wake up fibroblasts, the cells that lay down collagen and elastin. That is the scaffolding that decides whether skin looks slack or springy.

Copper Peptide drives the remodeling half of repair. Rough patches, dryness by evening, and fine lines finally have something working on them.

The same peptide runs antioxidant and anti-inflammatory programs. Hard weeks, sun, and training take less out of the skin you show up in.
Three amino acids and one copper ion
the peptide is glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine, three amino acids that carry one copper ion. Your body makes it, and the amount circulating falls sharply from your twenties onward.
Copper peptides work on the machinery underneath your skin. They signal fibroblasts, the cells that build collagen and elastin, and they turn up the repair and remodeling programs that keep the dermis dense and springy.
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Your treatment
Your provider picks the strength from your health visit.
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Your medication is compounded by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy in the United States. A 503A pharmacy compounds against a prescription written for one patient, which is why your label carries your name, your active, and your strength. A supplement bought off a shelf answers to none of that. A licensed U.S. provider signs every prescription, and your jar carries one active at the strength printed on the label.
The daily routine
A troche dissolves against the lining of your mouth, which is thin, wet, and packed with blood vessels. That gives copper peptides a route into circulation instead of one patch of skin. It takes about as long as brushing your teeth.
The troche dissolves in the mouth. Your clinician sets the amount and schedule.
The lining of your mouth is thin and full of vessels. A troche uses that route instead of treating one patch of skin at a time.
No layer under sunscreen, no residue on a pillowcase, no gap in the routine when you travel with a carry-on.

Skin results
Two verified Rebody customers on the 15 mg troche, in their own words.
“The [copper peptide] troches are small, taste fine and fit into my routine without much thought. My skin looks less dull, and a coworker asked if I had changed my skincare. That was the first time I felt sure someone besides me could see it.”
“Honestly my first month on the [copper peptide] troches I saw nothing and thought I wasted my money. Around week 10 the rough area by my nose started feeling smoother and my skin was less dry by the end of the day. I am glad I stuck with it but people should know it takes time.”
Questions, answered

the peptide is a peptide of three amino acids, glycine, histidine, and lysine, that carries one copper ion. Your body makes it, and circulating levels drop sharply with age. Rebody prescribes it as Copper Peptide acetate in an oral troche.
The troche dissolves in the mouth. Your clinician sets how many to use and when. Follow the directions on your prescription label.
Rebody carries 15 mg and 25 mg troches, both in 30-count packages. Your provider selects the strength from your health visit. You can compare both on the strengths page.
Verified Rebody customers on this page describe noticing changes somewhere between about ten and fourteen weeks. Skin turns over slowly, so give the first 30-day package a fair run before judging it.
No. The cream is a 4% topical treatment for facial skin. The troche is an oral format that does not need skin application. They are separate prescriptions with separate prices.
Yes. A licensed U.S. provider reviews your online health visit and a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy fills and ships the medication after it is prescribed.
Yes. Message your care team before the next refill to pause, change strength, or stop. Your prepaid commitment is shown before checkout. There is no cancellation fee.
Important safety information
Copper Peptide oral troches are compounded to your prescription by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy in the United States. A licensed provider reviews your health history, medications, supplements, allergies, and pregnancy or breastfeeding status before writing the prescription.
Tell your provider about copper-related conditions, liver or kidney disease, and every medicine and supplement you take. Stop and seek urgent medical help for hives, swelling, breathing difficulty, or other signs of a serious allergic reaction.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Prescription required. Outcomes vary. This page is not medical advice.
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