Mixing GHK cu for topical use

AlexSilver said:


Yes but, 1 gram of topical GHK-CU would work better and cost less.

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Typical facial concentrations are ~1% Typical body concentrations are ~3% by weight (eg 1g/(57g=2oz) is 1.7%. A good price for topical GHK-Cu is $10/gr and for 10x100mg vials is ~$60/gr.

Note, even kept in the refrigerator dark and sealed you'll lose 15-30% over the course of a month or two. You might look at airless pump dispensers on Amazon as they will probably help slow down the degradation.
 
joseblo said:


Typical facial concentrations are ~1% Typical body concentrations are ~3% by weight (eg 1g/(57g=2oz) is 1.7%. A good price for topical GHK-Cu is $10/gr and for 10x100mg vials is ~$60/gr.

Note, even kept in the refrigerator dark and sealed you'll lose 15-30% over the course of a month or two. You might look at airless pump dispensers on Amazon as they will probably help slow down the degradation.

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This is what I do. I did find "raw GHK-Cu" for a great price a while back. I add it to my buddy's wife preferred Hyaluronic acid serum. She loves it.
 
Fingermouse said:


Hi, I’ve got a 50mg vial of GHK cu that I want to use topically. Would mixing it with 30ml of hylauronic acid work?

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You need GHK-cu raw blue powder. 1g to 30ml HA is a 3% solution which may be considered strong to some. 500mg lands you close to a 1.5% solution.
 
Don't waste your time or money unless you just want to mess around. You can buy GHK-CU creams and serums everywhere for very cheap. Etsy, Amazon....
 
sfkid said:


Don't waste your time or money unless you just want to mess around. You can buy GHK-CU creams and serums everywhere for very cheap. Etsy, Amazon....

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Reviews are quite mixed. Some say the percentage is very low, and you can often tell by the color as well.

It’s better to buy a good serum or cream and add raw GHK-Cu yourself. Good creams are around $20, while some Amazon products with GHK-Cu are as cheap as $5.
 
I find 2% for serum is a good mix.

There is a company called "The Ordinary" that makes a great GHK-CU and multi peptide serum for a very cheap price.

Still not as cheap as buying raw GHK-CU by the pound/kilo.

I guess it comes down to convenience.
 
MFGamesta said:


This is what I do. I did find "raw GHK-Cu" for a great price a while back. I add it to my buddy's wife preferred Hyaluronic acid serum. She loves it.

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I'm wanting to make a few bottles of ghk-cu & hyaluronic acid serum in these 15mL airless pump bottles. Could you recommend me the best mixture & how to measure it correctly? I can buy whatever is needed 🙂 thank you
 
derekd419 said:


I'm wanting to make a few bottles of ghk-cu & hyaluronic acid serum in these 15mL airless pump bottles. Could you recommend me the best mixture & how to measure it correctly? I can buy whatever is needed 🙂 thank you

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I went with a 2% GHK-Cu in Hyaluronic acid serum. Basically 200mg for every 10ml of serum.
 
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