Coming soonGHK-Cu · topical scalp solution
When your part starts telling a different story.
For a widening part, more shedding, or gradual density changes. GHK-Cu brings copper-peptide biology into a topical scalp routine without minoxidil or finasteride.
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When hair starts changing
The part looks wider. The shower drain looks busier. You want to know what changed.
Hair thinning can begin at the follicle, the scalp, or somewhere else in the body. Copper peptides interact with dermal-papilla and tissue-remodeling biology. In isolated human follicles, the copper tripeptide AHK-Cu increased follicle elongation.
See the follicle study →Two strengths
0.5% or 3% GHK-Cu in a 50 mL bottle.
The percentage names the GHK-Cu concentration—not the total weight of a multi-peptide blend. Your prescription label will list the strength, amount, and application schedule.

Human hair follicles
AHK-Cu increased follicle elongation in the lab.
In a 2007 study of isolated human hair follicles, the copper tripeptide AHK-Cu increased follicle elongation and stimulated dermal-papilla-cell proliferation. AHK-Cu and GHK-Cu are closely related copper-binding tripeptides.
How hair growth begins
The follicleDermal papilla cells help coordinate the hair-growth cycle.

Using the scalp solution
What goes on your scalp—and how often.
What to know about the product.
A refrigerated topical GHK-Cu solution for the scalp in 0.5% and 3% strengths. Both come in 50 mL bottles. Join the list for directions, retail price, and states served.
Because “copper peptide” or a blend name does not tell you the GHK-Cu concentration. The 3% presentation names the active and strength plainly. A separate 0.5% presentation is also planned, and the prescription will determine which strength is appropriate.
In a 2007 laboratory study of isolated human hair follicles, the copper tripeptide AHK-Cu increased follicle elongation and dermal-papilla-cell proliferation. A separate mouse study measured topical GHK-Cu delivery into skin. Together, those findings are the basis for current scalp interest in copper peptides.
No. The formula contains GHK-Cu without minoxidil or finasteride. A wider part, sudden shedding, scalp symptoms, medications, nutrition, and hormones can point to different causes.
The prescription label will specify the amount, scalp placement, frequency, dispenser instructions, and what to do after application. Product updates will include those directions.
The source pharmacy lists refrigerated storage. The dispensed label will control the exact temperature range, beyond-use date, and handling instructions.
No. Like other compounded medications, this topical solution is not FDA-approved. It is prepared for an individual prescription by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy.
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