AHK-Cu – 100 mg

1. Draw 3cc Bacteriostatic Water USP from vial.
2. Inject the Bacteriostatic Water into AHK-Cu.
3. Gently swirl the vial around until the solution is completely clear. (Note: Do NOT shake — peptides are delicate and can lose potency if agitated.)
4. Once completed this will provide you with a concentration of 100mg per/3cc and 3.33mg per 10 units on the insulin needle. Note: 100 units would equate to 33.33mg, and 300 units would equate to the total 100mg.
5. The most common injection site for administering AHK-Cu is your lower abdomen. It’s an easy and effective site to inject because there’s usually more subcutaneous fat in this area. Stick to the semi-circle area below your belly button and above your pubic region. Be sure to stay at least one inch away from your belly button.
6.  Note: Once AHK-Cu is reconstituted, it must be refrigerated and used within 20-30 days.

AHK-Cu is commonly grouped with compounds that support hair follicle health, scalp regeneration, and healthy hair growth in cosmetic and research-focused protocols.

For hair restoration research, AHK-Cu is frequently paired with GHK-Cu, combining hair follicle support with broader skin and connective tissue research. Researchers also explore AHK-Cu alongside Finasteride or Minoxidil to investigate complementary pathways involved in hair biology and scalp health.

To further support cellular repair and healthy aging research, AHK-Cu may also be referenced alongside BPC-157, NAD+, or Epitalon, compounds commonly studied for tissue repair, cellular resilience, and regenerative biology.

AHK-Cu has primarily been studied in topical laboratory and cosmetic research, and human clinical data remain limited. Individual responses may vary. As a non-hormonal copper peptide, AHK-Cu does not exhibit anabolic or androgenic activity and does not require post-cycle therapy.