NIOD
Copper Amino Isolate Serum 3:1
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One of the highest disclosed concentrations of GHK-Cu available in a retail product; formulated specifically around copper peptide stability and bioavailability
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Derm Mentions
24
Concentration
3% Copper Tripeptide-1 (GHK-Cu)
Peptides in this product
Other key ingredients
Pros
- ✓One of the highest and most transparently disclosed GHK-Cu concentrations on the retail market
- ✓Formulated by NIOD's chemists specifically around copper peptide delivery and stability
- ✓Documented collagen, elastin, and glycosaminoglycan stimulation from GHK-Cu research
- ✓Fragrance-free; minimal irritant ingredients
Cons
- ✗Very high price per ml for a 15ml bottle
- ✗Should not be used simultaneously with vitamin C (ascorbic acid destabilises the copper complex)
- ✗Characteristic blue-green colour can temporarily tint light skin tones
- ✗Small bottle size may be limiting for whole-face use twice daily
Best for skin type
all skin types; particularly aging, dull, or damaged skin
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Last verified: 2025-03-01
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