Skincare actives, held to a laboratory standard.
Cosmetic peptides and actives, HPLC-tested to 99%+ purity. Every lot has a published certificate, and every gram is sealed in its own vial.
Nothing added
One ingredient per vial. No fillers, carriers or blends.
Lot and expiry on every pouch
Each pouch is printed with its lot code, matched to its certificate.
Ships in two days
Tracked USPS shipping. Free over $75.
Current range
Each sold as a sealed 1 g vial.
The Starter Set
One sealed gram each of GHK‑Cu, AHK‑Cu and SNAP‑8, each with the certificate for its lot, at 15% less than buying them separately.
One gram, sealed until you need it
The powder stays in its own sealed vial, inside a light-blocking foil pouch, until the moment you open it.
- Vial1 g of powder in a sealed screw-cap vial
- PouchResealable, light-blocking foil
- LabelIngredient name, lot and expiry, matched to its COA
- ShippingPackaged in the USA. $5.95 tracked, free over $75
A single gram goes a long way
Yields are based on the standard use levels printed on every pouch.
Frequently asked questions
For anything not covered here, write to [email protected].
All questionsWhat is supplied with each order?
One gram of powder in a sealed screw-cap vial, inside a resealable, light-blocking foil pouch printed with the lot code and expiry, plus a quick-start card.
Are these the same ingredients used in commercial skincare?
Yes. Copper Tripeptide-1 (GHK‑Cu), Copper Tripeptide-3 (AHK‑Cu) and Acetyl Octapeptide-3 (SNAP‑8) are the INCI names that appear on finished-product labels. We supply the raw powder, HPLC-tested to 99%+ purity, with the certificate for every lot.
Do I need formulation experience?
No. Dissolve the powder in distilled water to make a stock solution, then add half a teaspoon of that stock to 100 g of a serum, cream or lotion. The steps are printed on the back of every pouch.
How much finished product does one gram make?
At the standard use level, 1 g of GHK‑Cu or AHK‑Cu makes approximately 800 g of finished product, and 1 g of SNAP‑8 approximately 4 kg.
Why has my copper-peptide preparation turned purple or brown?
A color change usually indicates a pH outside roughly 5–7, exposure to heat, or contact with vitamin C, EDTA or metal utensils. Prepare a fresh batch at the correct pH and add the peptide last, below 104°F (40°C).
Every lot verified. Every gram sealed.
HPLC-tested to 99%+ purity, sealed in its own vial and matched to a certificate you can download.