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Congenpharma GHK-Cu |Copper Tripeptide-1| manufacturer | Patented & Scale-Ready

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2025-09-19

Congenpharma Patented Process | Skin Remodeling & Anti-Cancer Defense
INCI: Copper Tripeptide-1
CAS: 49557-75-7
Purity: ≥99 % (HPLC) | Peptide content: ≥85 %
China IECIC-listed, vegan, cruelty-free, steroid-/hormone-free
Patent & Awards
Manufactured under Congenpharma’s proprietary patent
“Method for synthesizing tripeptide-1 and copper peptide and its application” (ZL 202311370843.6)
2023 Guangdong Province “Famous & High-quality High-tech Product”
Green Scale-Up with EMPHASES®
Our new EMPHASIS™ continuous-flow platform cuts solvents by 62 %, reagents by 48 % and energy use by 35 % versus legacy batch methods.
Result: kilogram-scale GHK-Cu with a 29 % lower CO₂ footprint and 23 % lower cost—without touching purity or safety.
Proven Performance
37 % firmer skin in 2 wk | 55 % wrinkle-depth reduction in 4 wk
32 % more collagen III in 8 wk | 68 % faster re-epithelialization
+34 % hair density after 12 wk | −42 % UV-B DNA damage (comet assay)
Anti-cancer: suppresses 70 % of genes over-expressed in metastatic epithelial cancers; non-mutagenic (Ames).Stimulates hair follicle anagen phase; +34 % hair-density after 12 weeks
Formulation Friendly
Stable pH 4.5-7.5; compatible with retinoids, vitamin C, niacinamide, acids, peptides.
Add <40 °C; avoid >0.2 % EDTA.
Pack & Shelf
1 g, 10 g, 100 g pharma-alu pouch; 1 kg/20 bag-in-drum/box.
24 months at 2-8 °C.
“High purity ≥99%  Copper Peptide （GHK-Cu）—remodel skin, defend genes, respect the planet.”
 
For samples, technical files or co-branding support: marketing@congenpharm.com
 
 

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