AHK-Cu lyophilized subq research?
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Has anyone tried AHK-Cu lyophilized for subq research? What's the 401? What's different from GHK-Cu? NOT AHK-Cu raw.
FYI this rat is a complete newb to GHK-Cu or AHK-Cu research in any form — topical or subq. Rat is focused on hair but won't mind skin benefits due to rat's growing age.
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Im contemplating it now, it seems like people say it works better for hair growth. Ghk has helped the power alleys start growing back, but im thinking a little topical ahk-cu would be even better with a little micro needling.
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Im contemplating it now, it seems like people say it works better for hair growth. Ghk has helped the power alleys start growing back, but im thinking a little topical ahk-cu would be even better with a little micro needling.
@theckman80 Note that I specifically asked for AHK-Cu lyophilized subq research. NOT AHK-Cu topical research, which uses AHK-Cu raw powders. I'm aware of AHK-Cu topical serums.
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@theckman80 Note that I specifically asked for AHK-Cu lyophilized subq research. NOT AHK-Cu topical research, which uses AHK-Cu raw powders. I'm aware of AHK-Cu topical serums.
@pep_researcher I was just sharing that i was interested in AHK as well. GHK has definitely caused more body hair growth, if youre looking for subq ahk, I wonder if youre like to get full wookafication.
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I thought and read AHK-CU is topical only, similar to SNAP-8? Both are cosmetic peps. Do you have any information or articles you've read?
@WisGal64 I'm seeing AHK-Cu lyophilized for subq research being offered by some vendors. So I too am curious if anyone has researched it.
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This is what I found
AHK-Cu lyophilized refers to a freeze-dried form of the peptide, which helps preserve its stability and potency, making it easier to use in formulations. In contrast, raw AHK-Cu is the unprocessed powder that may require additional steps for stabilization before use.
“Currently in a committed relationship with my plateau. Waiting for my receptor reset to file for divorce”
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This is what I found
AHK-Cu lyophilized refers to a freeze-dried form of the peptide, which helps preserve its stability and potency, making it easier to use in formulations. In contrast, raw AHK-Cu is the unprocessed powder that may require additional steps for stabilization before use.
@WisGal64 Ummm. Not sure how true that is. Because GHK-Cu lyophilized is not used in serums. It's only used in subq research, and GHK-Cu raw is always for topical research.
So I'm inclined to believe AHK-Cu lyophilized is also the same way although there is very little info on subq research with AHK-Cu lyophilized.
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I understand what you’re saying, but I cannot find any reference to AHK-CU being an injectable, all resources I have found over the last few months refers to topical.
@randy ever heard of it being used as an injectable?
“Currently in a committed relationship with my plateau. Waiting for my receptor reset to file for divorce”
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I understand what you’re saying, but I cannot find any reference to AHK-CU being an injectable, all resources I have found over the last few months refers to topical.
@randy ever heard of it being used as an injectable?
@WisGal64 Yup that's why I'm searching for answers too.
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I understand what you’re saying, but I cannot find any reference to AHK-CU being an injectable, all resources I have found over the last few months refers to topical.
@randy ever heard of it being used as an injectable?
@WisGal64 For instance, Ion offers both AHK-Cu lyophilized and raw powder too.
Of course can't ask a vendor as they are not supposed to give out protocols otherwise Eff Dee Aa will be upset. LOL
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@gym.rat hahaha you know the spots in a man's hairline, on the forehead that start receding as a man gets older? Not the center, but just like an inch or two to the left and right on the center of the forehead, those are the power alleys. I think they get called that because then tend to get deeper as you get older and gain ore prominence and "power".
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@WisGal64 Ummm. Not sure how true that is. Because GHK-Cu lyophilized is not used in serums. It's only used in subq research, and GHK-Cu raw is always for topical research.
So I'm inclined to believe AHK-Cu lyophilized is also the same way although there is very little info on subq research with AHK-Cu lyophilized.
Ummm. Not sure how true that is. Because GHK-Cu lyophilized is not used in serums.
Oh yes it is! Lots of hair serums and seems to be effective. Salons use it strictly as a topical.
I am not continuing GHKcu injects on a regular basis; I have GLOW too because as much as claimed the copper is stable, if the zinc gets hit, it could be big trouble. If you take anything with copper, hope you consider taking a zinc supp with it. Best to you in your research.
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@WisGal64 Ummm. Not sure how true that is. Because GHK-Cu lyophilized is not used in serums. It's only used in subq research, and GHK-Cu raw is always for topical research.
So I'm inclined to believe AHK-Cu lyophilized is also the same way although there is very little info on subq research with AHK-Cu lyophilized.
@pep_researcher
Lyophilized GHK-CU can technically be used topically in serums/creams but it's just stupid expensive to use it vs raw.
I've been using an AHK-CU serum and when I finish it, I'm going to give a combo of AHK-CU and GHK-CU in a serum a run. I've read some interesting articles on this combo being effective for scalp health/hair growth.
Unfortunately, like others that have replied, I can't find any decent info on AHK-CU injections. If you end up researching it, let us know your experience! -
@WisGal64 Ummm. Not sure how true that is. Because GHK-Cu lyophilized is not used in serums. It's only used in subq research, and GHK-Cu raw is always for topical research.
So I'm inclined to believe AHK-Cu lyophilized is also the same way although there is very little info on subq research with AHK-Cu lyophilized.
@pep_researcher
Lyophilized GHK-CU can technically be used topically in serums/creams but it's just stupid expensive to use it vs raw.
I've been using an AHK-CU serum and when I finish it, I'm going to give a combo of AHK-CU and GHK-CU in a serum a run. I've read some interesting articles on this combo being effective for scalp health/hair growth.
Unfortunately, like others that have replied, I can't find any decent info on AHK-CU injections. If you end up researching it, let us know your experience! -
@pep_researcher
Lyophilized GHK-CU can technically be used topically in serums/creams but it's just stupid expensive to use it vs raw.
I've been using an AHK-CU serum and when I finish it, I'm going to give a combo of AHK-CU and GHK-CU in a serum a run. I've read some interesting articles on this combo being effective for scalp health/hair growth.
Unfortunately, like others that have replied, I can't find any decent info on AHK-CU injections. If you end up researching it, let us know your experience!@christexer But you are missing my point. It's not about whether lyophilized GHK-Cu or AHK-Cu is used in serums. It's whether lyophilized AHK-Cu is used in subq research like GHK-Cu lyopolized is.
GHK-Cu raw --> ONLY in serums
GHK-Cu lyopolized --> Either in serums or subq
AHK-Cu raw --> ONLY in serums
AHK-Cu lyophilized --> ??????Got it?
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