AHK-Cu injectible, anyone tried?

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T-Bone-Tirz

T-Bone-Tirz

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So, I kinda goofed and grabbed lyophilized AHK-cu instead of the raw stuff for a hair serum I was planning. Wondering if anyone's injecting this forumq like GHK-cu? Any hair growth stories using AHK-Cu as a replacement or alongside GHK-CU? Doing some online digging, but real-world experiences would be awesome.
 
I've been curious about injecting AHK-Cu as well, but haven't found much info. Makes me think there's a reason why it's mostly topical? I'd much prefer an injection!
 
From what I gathered, AHK-cu is supposedly better for hair and scalp rejuvenation. GHK is allegedly more effective for face and skin improvements.
 
I believe you can still use it for a hair serum. The recipes I've seen advise exactly that. I have only glanced at them myself as my wife has been thinking of buying some for herself. I do remember someone on here talked about adding copper.
 
I saw a TikToker mention injecting a cocktail of half GHK-cu and half AHK-cu daily, around 1mg of each. Makes me wonder why it's available for sale if it's not commonly injected?
 
I could definitely use it topically, but it feels wasteful. These vials are 100mg each, but hair serum recipes call for a full gram of AHK-cu. That's like, ten vials! Seems expensive for topical use. Makes me think there's more to it, maybe this form is specifically for injections.
 
I've also been wondering about injecting AHK-CU subq. I seem to be losing a lot of hair lately and it was already pretty thin. I don't think I dropped weight too quickly. This has been happening for 3-4 months. If you learn anything, please share! I'm very interested in the results of injectable AHK-CU.
 
From what I've read, injecting GHK-cu might help with hair growth in the long run. Here's what I've been trying that's helped me:
1) Nizoral shampoo a few times a week
2) A hair product with Lustriva in it.
3) AHK-cu scalp serum (only a month in, haven't noticed a thing)
4) Just started injecting GHK-cu (a week ago)
 
I recall reading up on other peptides that might help besides GHK-cu. Have you considered using sermorelin? It may stimulate your own pituitary gland to increase production of growth hormone, rather than injected growth hormone directly.
 
I've heard injecting GHK can help with hair, but I'm still nervous about injecting stuff I can't pronounce, lol. I've seen some serums with copper peptides; any recs that people trust?
 
ReconFree said:
Have you considered using sermorelin?
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I've seen some things about sermorelin. Someone told me you need to take GHRP-2 or 6 with it to actually make it work? Is that true?
 
Just throwing this out there, I've been checking into Thymosin Beta 4, TB500. People say it's supposed to be good for inflammation and injuries. I don't know if it has anything to do with hair though.
 
Fox_Buddy791 said:
Just throwing this out there, I've been checking into Thymosin Beta 4, TB500. People say it's supposed to be good for inflammation and injuries.
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I've seen some conflicting stuff about TB500. There was a study that linked it to cancer, so I would proceed with caution.
 
The hyaluronic acid carrier is what makes AHK-Cu a topical formulation. Lyophilized peptides without the carrier base are not the same as injection-ready compounds. The reconstitution process and intended delivery route are different enough that using it as an injectable without the right prep is a real concern regardless of the peptide itself.
 
The GHK-Cu in The Ordinary HA serum approach is one of the more practical topical applications people share. No breakouts or reaction at that combination is a useful data point. The AHK-Cu injectable vs GHK-Cu topical is a different conversation on mechanism and absorption - are you looking at injectable specifically for a different target than skin?
 
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