Skin & Hair
A closer look at skin and hair care.
Explore GHK-Cu Cream, Glutathione Injectable and GHK-Cu Hair Foam. Compare format, strength and price before a provider review.
No visit fee. You’re only charged if a provider approves. Prescription subject to provider approval.
Compare the details. Your provider reviews the fit.
Skin and hair: formats and prices.
Three compounded prescription products in 30 mL sizes. GHK-Cu Cream has three strength options; the injectable and foam each have one listed offer. See the product pages for full details and safety information.
GHK-Cu Cream
GHK-Cu topical cream in three available strengths.
0.5% · 30 mL · Topical cream
Medication price. You’re only charged if a provider approves.
| 0.5% · 30 mL | $115 |
|---|---|
| 2% · 30 mL | $145 |
| 4% · 30 mL | $165 |
Shipping included
View treatmentGHK-Cu Hair Foam
GHK-Cu foam for provider-directed scalp use.
0.5% · 30 mL · Scalp foam
Medication price. You’re only charged if a provider approves.
Shipping included
View treatmentSupply choices show medication prices. Your provider determines the prescription. You’re only charged for the treatments a provider approves.
Compare format, strength and price.
See the differences between a topical cream, an injectable and a scalp foam. Each product has its own formula and prescribing considerations.
GHK-Cu Cream
Compounded topical cream: 0.5% for $115, 2% for $145 or 4% for $165. Each bottle contains 30 mL. Standard shipping is included.
Glutathione Injectable
Compounded injectable at 200 mg/mL. $150 for a 30 mL vial containing 6,000 mg total. Cold shipped with syringes, needles and alcohol wipes.
GHK-Cu Hair Foam
Compounded 0.5% topical scalp foam. $125 for one 30 mL bottle, with standard shipping included.
How it works.
Get started in three simple steps.
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Answer a few quick questions online. No appointment needed.
Check out. Pay nothing yet.
Your card is only held, not charged.
Approved? It ships.
A licensed provider reviews within 24 hours. You’re only charged if approved. A one-time purchase, never a subscription. Shipping included.
No visit fee. You’re only charged if a provider approves. Prescription subject to provider approval.
Skin and hair treatment FAQs.
Clear answers about the options, the review and what happens next.
How do these three products differ?
GHK-Cu Cream is a topical cream in 0.5%, 2% and 4% strengths. Glutathione is an injectable at 200 mg/mL. GHK-Cu Hair Foam is a 0.5% topical scalp foam. Each listed bottle or vial contains 30 mL. Your provider reviews your information before prescribing.
What do the GHK-Cu Cream strengths cost?
The 0.5% cream is $115, 2% is $145 and 4% is $165. All three contain 30 mL and include standard shipping. Your provider reviews the selected strength before deciding whether to prescribe.
How are these products shipped?
Standard shipping is included with GHK-Cu Cream and GHK-Cu Hair Foam. Glutathione includes cold shipping, syringes, needles and alcohol wipes.
How do the visit and payment work?
Get prequalified in 2 minutes. Check out once: your card is only held, not charged. Then verify your ID and answer a few last health questions. A licensed provider reviews every request within 24 hours. You’re only charged for the treatments a provider approves. A prescription is not guaranteed. No visit fee. No membership. No subscription. No automatic refills.
Are these prescription products FDA-approved?
All three are compounded prescription medications and are not FDA-approved. Read each product page for its full safety information, and follow your provider’s and pharmacy label’s instructions.
Start with your questions and preferences.
A licensed provider reviews your information and treatment request within 24 hours. You’re only charged for the treatments a provider approves.
No visit fee. You’re only charged if a provider approves. Prescription subject to provider approval.
These are compounded prescription medications and are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. Use medication only as directed by your provider and pharmacy label. Read each product’s safety information. Read the FDA’s information about compounded drugs.