Prescription-strength 2.5% GHK-Cu face cream, compounded for you by a licensed 503A pharmacy and reviewed by a board-certified physician before it ships. Most over-the-counter serums stay under 1%.
GHK-Cu is a copper-binding peptide found naturally in human plasma. Levels decline with age. Applied topically, it signals the skin processes behind collagen and elastin.
GHK-Cu acts as a signaling molecule for fibroblasts, the cells that produce collagen and elastin. More signal supports the structure that keeps skin looking firm and lifted.1
With daily use, texture feels smoother and fine lines appear softened, typically over 8 to 12 weeks of consistent use.2
The emollient cream base doubles as your moisturizer step, supporting hydration and the skin barrier from the first application.
A more even, refreshed overall tone as skin adjusts. Changes are appearance-based and vary from person to person.
The fastest way to buy copper peptides at prescription strength is a telehealth visit: assessment, physician review, delivery.
Answer a brief, secure questionnaire in under five minutes: your goals, skin history, and the products already in your routine.
Same-day consults are available. A prescription is issued only when your physician determines the cream is appropriate for you.
Your cream ships from a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy in discreet packaging within 48 hours.
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Compounded GHK-Cu preparations typically range from 0.2% to 3%. At 2.5%, this cream sits near the top of that range, several times the concentration of typical retail serums. That strength is why it is dispensed by prescription, after a physician reviews your skin.
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Copper Peptide Cream 2.5% is compounded for Precision Telemed by state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacies. Compounded preparations are customized to your prescription and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. A prescription is issued only when a licensed physician determines it is appropriate for you.
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GHK-Cu is one of the most studied cosmetic peptides, and published research associates it with firmer, smoother looking skin over 8 to 12 weeks of consistent use. Results are appearance based and vary from person to person, which is why every Precision Telemed prescription starts with a physician review.
Copper peptide cream delivers GHK-Cu, a copper binding peptide that signals the skin processes behind collagen and elastin. With daily use, skin typically looks firmer and more hydrated, texture feels smoother, and fine lines appear softened.
Most people notice texture and hydration changes in 2 to 4 weeks. Firmness and the look of fine lines typically improve over 8 to 12 weeks, with visible change plateauing around weeks 12 to 16. Individual results vary.
Yes. The simplest approach is copper peptide cream in the morning and retinol at night, or alternating evenings if your skin is sensitive. They work through different mechanisms and complement each other well.
Use them at different times of day rather than layered together. Pure vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid) can interact with the copper ion, so most routines put vitamin C in the morning and copper peptides in the evening.
Avoid applying copper peptides at the same time as pure vitamin C or strong exfoliating acids such as glycolic or salicylic acid. All of these can stay in your weekly routine, just at a different time of day than your copper peptide cream.
No, and we do not claim they are. Retinoids have a broader evidence base for fine lines and photoaging. Copper peptides are a gentler, repair focused complement, and a practical alternative for skin that cannot tolerate nightly retinoids.
Topical copper peptides are generally well tolerated. Occasional reports include mild redness, warmth, or tingling where applied, and dryness when combined with strong actives. Discontinue and contact your physician if irritation persists.
The blue color comes from the copper ion bound to the peptide itself, not from a dye. At concentrations up to 3%, skin staining is generally not noted.
Yes. Compounded copper peptide preparations typically range from 0.2% to 3%, which places 2.5% near the top of that range. Typical over-the-counter serums are under 1%, so 2.5% is meaningfully stronger and is prescribed with physician oversight.
It depends on your routine. Serums are lightweight layers, usually under 1% GHK-Cu, worn under a separate moisturizer. A 2.5% cream combines prescription strength with an emollient base in one step, which suits mature, dry, or sensitive skin.
Yes. At 2.5%, GHK-Cu cream is compounded by a licensed 503A pharmacy and requires a prescription. Precision Telemed physicians review your skin assessment online and prescribe only when it is appropriate for you.
Copper Peptide Cream 2.5% is $149.99 for a 60-day supply, which works out to about $75 per month. The price includes your physician consultation, prescription, and shipping, with no hidden fees. Cancel anytime.
GHK-Cu has been studied in scalp and hair research, which is why copper peptides appear in some hair products. Our 2.5% cream is prescribed for facial skin. If hair support is your goal, mention it during your consultation.
Medically reviewed by Joseph Palumbo, DO, Medical Director, Precision Telemed.
Copper peptide cream works on how skin looks from the outside. NAD+ supports cellular energy from within. Many patients run both under one physician’s care plan.
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