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Copper Peptide Serum
Copper tripeptide-1 (GHK-Cu) is the most studied skin-conditioning peptide, and the one most clinics are asked for by name. Ours is a 1% solution in a water-light base, made in the UK, with no fragrance. It is naturally blue.
PRICE
- 30 mlabout ten weeks
- £79
Prices include VAT. Paid at the clinic on the day.
Collected at any visit, in London, Birmingham or Manchester, or added to your plan at the free consultation.
What is in it
- Copper tripeptide-1 (GHK-Cu) at 1%.
- Panthenol (pro-vitamin B5) and sodium hyaluronate for comfort and hydration.
- 30 ml dropper bottle, about ten weeks at once a day.
How to use it
- 1Once a day, usually at night, on clean skin: four to five drops pressed over the face, then moisturiser.
- 2Keep it apart from strong vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid) and direct acids: use those in the morning, copper at night.
- 3Skin that looks firmer and more even is usually noticed after eight to twelve weeks.
Who it is for
- Most skin types. A good next step after a course of microneedling, PRP or laser resurfacing, once the skin has settled.
- Not a treatment for any skin condition.
Good to know
- Blue on the skin for a moment, clear once it absorbs. It can tint a white flannel.
- A cosmetic, not a medicine.
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Questions people ask before booking
Is copper peptide the same as the injectable GHK-Cu I have seen online?
No. This is a cosmetic serum applied to the skin. Injectable GHK-Cu has no UK licence for human use and we do not sell or administer it.
Can I use it with retinol?
Yes, on alternate nights, or copper first and retinol on top once your skin is used to both.
Are these legal in the UK?
Yes, which is why the range is what it is. The skincare is a cosmetic, the collagen is a food supplement, and the injections and drips are given in clinic by a registered healthcare professional after a suitability check. We do not sell injectable research peptides or prescription medicines; see the list on this page.
Do I need a consultation first?
For anything given in clinic, yes: a short suitability check on the day, with a consent form. It is part of the appointment, not a separate visit. Take-home products can be collected at any visit.
Who gives the injections and drips?
A registered healthcare professional (a nurse, doctor or pharmacist prescriber), who checks your history, places the cannula and stays within call. Products are supplied by a UK pharmacy.
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