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- Brand:OEM
- Model:2mg/vial,11mg/vial
- Purity:>=99% HPLC
- Cas:49557-75-7
- Createtime: 2026-09-16
- Updatetime: 2026-11-06
| useage | Biochemical raw material |
| deliveryInfo | |
| appearance | White lyophilized powder |
| aliasen | |
| supplyCapacity | 2000Gram/Month |
| harbor | Shanghai Port |
| minorder | 1G |
GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper-binding tripeptide (glycyl-histidyl-lysine) that influences collagen synthesis, wound healing and antioxidant defenses in cell-culture research, and is one of the most studied copper peptides in tissue-repair science. Its metal-coordination chemistry adds a distinctive dimension to dermatology and regenerative experiments. This product is a blue-white lyophilized powder at >=99% HPLC purity in a sealed vial. We provide batch analysis data, private-label options and fast global delivery. Our quality assurance process includes raw material screening, synthesis monitoring and final HPLC analysis, with results documented for each lot. Buyers can request batch-specific information before ordering, and our technical staff can advise on reconstitution, storage and handling for each peptide.
GHK-Cu, a naturally occurring copper-binding tripeptide (glycyl-histidyl-lysine), exerts profound effects on collagen synthesis, wound healing, and antioxidant defenses in cell-culture research, standing as one of the most extensively studied copper peptides in tissue-repair science. Its unique metal-coordination chemistry introduces a distinctive dimension to dermatology and regenerative experiments. This product presents as a blue-white lyophilized powder with >=99% HPLC purity, sealed in a vial. We offer batch analysis data, private-label options, and expedited global delivery. Our rigorous quality assurance process encompasses raw material screening, synthesis monitoring, and final HPLC analysis, with comprehensive documentation for each lot. Buyers may request batch-specific information prior to ordering, and our technical staff provides expert guidance on reconstitution, storage, and handling for each peptide.



