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GHK-Cu 100mg Research Peptide
GHK-Cu 100mg is the larger GHK-Cu research presentation currently supplied by Australian Peptide. It is maintained as a separate product record so the 100mg vial, its batch identifier and supporting analytical documentation can be distinguished clearly from the 50mg presentation.
This product is supplied only for lawful laboratory, analytical and scientific research. It is not intended for human, veterinary, therapeutic, cosmetic or personal use.
Research Profile
GHK-Cu is a copper-binding peptide studied in peptide chemistry, molecular biology and analytical research. Controlled laboratory work may examine its molecular identity, copper-binding characteristics and analytical behaviour.
The 100mg quantity provides a larger-format GHK-Cu research sample while preserving independent batch traceability and product identification.
Product Specifications
Product Name: GHK-Cu
Quantity: 100mg
Research Category: Copper-binding peptide
Grade: Research Grade
Physical Form: Lyophilised Powder
Batch Identification: Yes
Certificate of Analysis: Available
Country of Dispatch: Australia
Batch and Analytical Verification
The 100mg vial should be matched with the applicable Certificate of Analysis using the batch identifier shown on the product. This supports accurate laboratory traceability and helps keep the larger-format sample linked to its own analytical record.
Current documentation can be viewed in the COA Library.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 100mg designation identify?
It identifies the labelled quantity supplied in this GHK-Cu vial.
Why is the 100mg product listed separately?
The separate listing allows the larger quantity to be distinguished from the 50mg presentation during sample identification and record keeping.
Does the larger quantity change the identity of GHK-Cu?
No. The quantity changes; the compound identity remains GHK-Cu.
Who is this product intended for?
Qualified researchers and laboratories conducting lawful scientific or analytical work.
GHK-Cu Research Resources
For additional background, review the Australian Peptide educational article on GHK-Cu research. For analytical context, see Understanding HPLC Purity and Certificate of Analysis Explained.
