Skin & Hair / GHK-Cu Cream
Make your mirror notice the routine.
A provider-reviewed copper-peptide cream built around smoother-looking texture, visible firmness, softened fine lines, and more radiance.
Start with one $5 provider review. Choose 0.5%, 2%, or 4% for review. If prescribed, you decide whether to order one 30 mL cream—from $115.
Multiple medications placed in one order share one $20 shipping charge. Each medication keeps its own price.
No membership. No automatic refills. A prescription is not guaranteed.
Compounded prescription cream. For topical use only as directed. Avoid unintended contact with eyes, mouth, and broken or severely irritated skin. See important safety information.
If prescribed and ordered
- Format
- Topical cream
- Strengths
- 0.5%, 2%, or 4%
- Fill
- One 30 mL container
When the routine stops showing up
A crowded shelf can still leave your skin looking tired.
Fine lines catch the light. Texture shows through makeup. Firmness does not look the way it used to. You keep adding steps, but the routine still feels busier than the result.
The lines that stay
Fine lines look more noticeable in photos and under the same familiar light.
The tired finish
Uneven-looking texture and lost radiance make rested skin look less awake.
The crowded counter
You own more products than you can use consistently—and none has one clear job.
Why GHK-Cu Cream
One copper-peptide cream. Four visible skin goals.
GHK-Cu is a copper-binding peptide used in topical skin formulations. This focused cream brings it into a provider-selected routine built around fine lines, firmness, texture, and radiance.
- Focused active
- GHK-Cu copper peptide
- Provider-selected strength
- 0.5%, 2%, or 4%
- Focused format
- 30 mL topical cream
One defined topical ingredient strategy instead of another crowded layer.
The provider considers skin history, sensitivity, treatment area, and routine.
A straightforward, provider-directed step for the intended skin area.
Compare the look of fine lines, visible firmness, surface texture, and radiance under similar lighting. Tolerability and consistency matter, too. Response and timing vary; follow the pharmacy label and provider instructions.
Choose your strength
Five dollars starts the review. Your skin plan comes next.
Select a strength for review. A licensed provider evaluates your skin, sensitivities, treatment area, and current routine. If prescribed, you decide whether to order the selected 30 mL cream.
Pay $5 once and complete one intake.
A licensed provider evaluates each treatment selected.
The provider selects 0.5%, 2%, or 4% if appropriate.
Purchase only the approved medication you want.
GHK-Cu Cream
- Provider review
- $5 paid once
- Selected strength
- 0.5% 2% 4%
- Fill
- One 30 mL topical cream
- Selected medication
- 0.5% · $115 2% · $145 4% · $165
- Shipping
- $20 per order—not per medication
- Multiple medications
- One $20 charge when placed in the same order
- Membership
- $0
- Automatic refills
- None
Later requests have no second $5 review fee, but every order still requires provider approval. A separately placed order has its own $20 shipping charge.
The $5 fee is nonrefundable. Medication is charged only if prescribed and ordered. A prescription is not guaranteed.
Before you decide
Know what happens before you start.
What does the $5 provider review cover?
Which GHK-Cu strength should I choose?
How is the cream applied, and can I use it with other active skincare?
How long does 30 mL last, and what happens when I want another fill?
Make one review work harder
One $5 review can cover more than one goal.
Select another treatment in the same intake. Each receives its own prescribing decision and medication price. Multiple medications in one order share one $20 shipping charge.
GHK-Cu Foam is designed for the scalp; GHK-Cu Cream is designed for provider-directed skin areas. Use each product only where and how prescribed.
Swipe to explore all three treatments.
Your next move
Give your skin one focused plan.
Start your $5 provider review for GHK-Cu Cream. If prescribed, decide whether the provider-selected 30 mL cream belongs in the routine you want next.
$5 one-time, nonrefundable review. Selected medication charged only if prescribed and ordered. $20 shipping per order—even when that order includes multiple medications. Prescription not guaranteed.
See important safety information
GHK-Cu Cream is a compounded prescription topical available in 0.5%, 2%, and 4% strengths. Use only the provider-selected strength and follow the exact amount, frequency, and treatment area on the pharmacy label.
Before using the cream
Tell the provider about sensitive skin, eczema, rosacea, copper sensitivity or other allergies, open or irritated areas, recent cosmetic procedures, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and every prescription or nonprescription topical you use.
Topical use only
Apply only to provider-directed skin areas. Avoid unintended contact with the eyes, mouth, and other mucous membranes. Do not apply to broken, infected, or severely irritated skin unless the prescriber specifically directs it. Wash your hands after use.
Other active skincare
Retinoids, exfoliating acids, vitamin C, medicated topicals, and recently treated skin may affect tolerability. Do not add new strong actives, change the prescribed strength, or increase use because results feel slow without provider guidance.
Possible reactions
Possible reactions can include redness, itching, burning, dryness, peeling, tenderness, or rash. Stop using the cream and contact the provider if irritation is persistent, worsening, severe, or difficult to tolerate.
When to seek urgent care
Seek urgent or emergency care for facial swelling, trouble breathing, severe hives, or another severe or rapidly worsening allergic reaction.
Storage and disposal
Store the container exactly as the pharmacy label directs. Keep it away from children and pets, do not share prescription medication, and ask the pharmacy how to dispose of medication you will not use.
About compounded medication
GHK-Cu Cream is compounded for an individual patient pursuant to a prescription. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are marketed.