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Anti-Aging

GHK (Glycyl-Histidyl-Lysine)

The non-copper form of GHK. A naturally-occurring tripeptide that declines with age, involved in tissue remodeling and gene regulation.

50 mg vialHalf-life: ~30 minutes (injected)Once dailyStandard · ≤10 mg/mL
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Overview

Clinical Benefits
  • Skin repair
  • Anti-inflammatory effects
  • Gene expression modulation
  • Wound healing support
Administration

Subcutaneous injection OR topical serum (2% concentration)

Drug class: tripeptide

Clinical Dosing

Typical dosage
1-3mg daily (injectable) or 2% topical
Starting dose
1mg
Cadence
Once daily
Full titration schedule
PhaseDose
Weeks 1-41mg once daily (injectable) or 2% topical serum
Weeks 5-122-3mg daily or continue topical

Safety Profile

Side effects
  • • Well tolerated
  • • Mild injection site reactions
Contraindications
  • • Active cancer
  • • Pregnancy

Frequently asked questions

GHK (Glycyl-Histidyl-Lysine) is most commonly researched for: Skin repair, Anti-inflammatory effects, Gene expression modulation, Wound healing support.

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