Buy GHK-Cu Value Pack 2 x 100mg in Australia

Buy the GHK-Cu value pack in Australia from Macropus Peptides: two sealed 100mg vials of the copper peptide, 200 milligrams in total, both filled from the same lot. GHK-Cu is the naturally occurring tripeptide glycyl-histidyl-lysine bound to copper, and it arrives as a blue lyophilised powder under a crimped cap. Each vial carries a printed label with strength, lot code and storage temperature, and the certificate of analysis for that lot is available on request. The pack suits labs that work through copper peptide quickly, such as cell culture groups preparing repeated batches of medium. Per milligram it sits well below our 50mg vial. Add bacteriostatic water and your order ships from within Australia to any address in the country. Supplied for in-vitro laboratory research to purchasers aged 18 and over, not for human or veterinary use.

Kit	GHK-Cu value pack 2 × 100mg
Amount	2 × 100 mg
Form	Research kit
Contents	Two GHK-Cu 100mg vials
Category	Kits, stacks and value packs
Storage	See label
Testing	HPLC purity and mass spectrometry identity, every batch
Certificate of analysis	Available for every lot, matched to the lot number on the label

Buy GHK-Cu Value Pack Australia: 2 x 100mg Vials

This is our high-volume format for the copper peptide: two 100mg vials sold together, giving 200 milligrams from one lot. It is built for laboratories that go through GHK-Cu in quantity and want every preparation over several months to trace back to the same batch.

What is in the GHK-Cu 2 x 100mg pack

• Two glass vials of lyophilised GHK-Cu, 100 milligrams each
• A crimped seal and rubber septum on both
• Strength, lot and storage line on each label
• A single lot across the pair, with its certificate of analysis sent on request

GHK-Cu explained: the copper binding tripeptide

GHK is a three amino acid sequence (glycine, histidine, lysine) found naturally in blood plasma, saliva and urine, and it binds copper ions very tightly. Its copper-bound form entered the literature in 1973, when Nature New Biology described a plasma factor that changed how cultured liver cells behaved. FEBS Letters followed in 1988 with fibroblast culture work measuring collagen production in its presence, while a review in BioMed Research International (2015) mapped the many genes whose expression it appears to shift. It is now a standard reagent in skin cell, extracellular matrix and copper transport research. More detail is on the single GHK-Cu vial page, with studies catalogued under GHK-Cu research studies.

GHK-Cu value pack specifications

The powder is blue because of the bound copper, which is normal for this peptide. Both vials are sealed independently, so opening the first leaves the second untouched.

GHK-Cu value pack price and cost per milligram

No fixed price exists yet for a lone 100mg vial, which we quote individually, so there is no like-for-like figure to measure this pack against. What can be compared is the 50mg vial: per milligram, the pack costs substantially less than buying the same 200 milligrams as four 50mg vials. For groups who use copper peptide in these amounts, the pack is the practical way to buy it at a fixed price.

Reconstituting a GHK-Cu 100mg vial

A large fill means larger volumes of diluent. Worked concentrations for one 100mg vial:

• 5 mL: 20 mg per mL
• 10 mL: 10 mg per mL
• 4 mL: 25 mg per mL

Two vials mixed at 5 mL each need 10 mL in total, one full bottle of bacteriostatic water 10mL. The solution takes on the blue tint of the copper complex.

Why buy GHK-Cu as a 200mg pack

Cell culture and matrix studies often prepare fresh medium supplemented with the peptide many times across a project. Running out mid-series and restocking from a different lot adds a variable that is hard to control for. Two large vials from one batch remove that problem, and keeping the second sealed preserves it until needed.

Storage for GHK-Cu vials

Dry vials belong in a minus 20 °C freezer, left in their carton so light stays off the blue powder. A reconstituted vial is kept chilled (2 to 8 °C) with its concentration and mixing date written on, and the solution should not be cycled through freezing and thawing.

GHK-Cu Australia: regulatory position

Lyophilised GHK-Cu has no ARTG listing as a medicine; our supply of it is limited to in-vitro laboratory work. Purchasers should check how TGA scheduling and the Poisons Standard apply to their own organisation.

Order the GHK-Cu value pack online

Add the pack to your cart, add diluent from lab supplies, and confirm at checkout that the purchase is for research by an adult. Our Australian dispatch covers every capital and country postcode. The GHK-Cu starter kit and other bundles are listed in peptide kits, and related compounds are in recovery research.

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