Yesterday when I reconstituted my ghk cu, it looked transparent blue , like a blue tinted glass. Today when I took it out of my fridge to start dosing it looks like the picture attached. Can someone pls tell me if this is how is supposed to look!
I don’t seem to get the clear GHK-Cu people talk about after reconstitution
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Yesterday when I reconstituted my ghk cu, it looked transparent blue , like a blue tinted glass. Today when I took it out of my fridge to start dosing it looks like the picture attached. Can someone pls tell me if this is how is supposed to look!
That is how my GHK-CU has always looked.
That’s normal. I’m thinking that AHK-Cu is clear and colorless and GHK-Cu is clear blue .
;Looks pretty clear. Mine look the same
the raws are both blueJellybelly54 said:
It shouldn't actually be colorless; as mentioned the raw is blue, so your solution will be blue. It should be a translucent blue though - it shouldn't be cloudy. Yours looks like mine.
GHK peptide is clear. It turns blue when the copper, Cu, is added to it. The copper ion is blue.Jellybelly54 said:
The topical AHK powder I bought is blue, but a lighter blue than the GHK powder..
Interested in getting some AHK to make a hair growth serum but I've noticed that it is not widely carried by vendors.
all things peptides has itChristini16 said:
I should clarify, it's not hard to find on the secondary market or places like etsy, but hard to find in bulk in grey market.desinr-gal said:
Uther has it in 10g bottles for a better price per gram than most non-gray sources.Christini16 said:
That is true, but it doesn't cost much. It's for topical use and will be diluted into a cream I assume? or were you going to micro needle in serum?Christini16 said:
I plan on making a serum and micro-needling. I purchased a pre-made product from peptide labz and if it works, like at all, I'm going to make my own.desinr-gal said:
please let us know!Christini16 said:
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