How does it work?
AHK-Cu is a copper-binding tripeptide related to GHK-Cu. In the lab it supported the cells at the base of the hair follicle and reduced their self-destruction signals.
What does the research say?
Published studies, strongest evidence first.
- Cell study
In donated human hair follicles and cultured dermal papilla cells, AHK-Cu lengthened the follicles and increased cell growth. No human or animal study yet.
Arch Pharm Res, 2007 · PubMed
What should you know?
- Research is still at the lab (cell) stage. Results may differ in people.
- For research and education, not medical advice. Talk to a health professional before using any peptide.
Frequently asked questions
What is AHK-Cu?
A copper peptide studied on human hair follicles in the lab; evidence is limited to one lab study.
How strong is the evidence for AHK-Cu?
Research is still at the lab (cell) stage. Results may differ in people. This summary covers 1 published studies, each labelled by study type.
Is AHK-Cu registered with BPOM?
No. AHK-Cu from Continue is a research-grade compound, not a medicine, and is not registered with BPOM.
Where can I buy AHK-Cu with a COA in Indonesia?
Continue sells research-grade AHK-Cu with a COA for every batch, shipped cold across Indonesia.
