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Lucid Peptides
Research Grade
GHK-Cu Product Guide

GHK-Cu
Guide

Select the format and strength shown on your product to view the matching preparation, concentration and unit information.

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One guided product pathway

Match the label once. Every preparation and conversion below follows that selection.

01Select formatVial or pre-mixed cartridge
02Choose strength50 mg / 2.5 mL or 100 mg / 2.0 mL
03Open exact guidePreparation, concentration and whole units
Format awareWhole unitsU-100 scale

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GHK-Cu guide

How to use your GHK-Cu

Choose the strength shown on your product. The expanded guide will show the correct preparation and unit information for your selected format.

Selected product · Vial

GHK-Cu 50 mg Vial

Add: 2.5 mL BAC Water

Final volume

2.5 mL

Concentration

20 mg/mL

Each syringe unit

0.2 mg

Key conversion

5 units = 1 mg

Product vial
LP Lucid Peptides RESEARCH GRADE GHK-CU LYOPHILISED POWDER 50 MG FOR RESEARCH USE ONLY

Preparing your vial

GHK-Cu amount

50 mg

BAC Water to add

2.5 mL

Final concentration

20 mg/mL

Unit scale

U-100 syringe

Preparation and U-100 reference

Illustrative U-100 syringe marking

5 units = 1 mg

  1. 1Confirm the strength shown on the vial.
  2. 2Draw 2.5 mL of BAC Water.
  3. 3Add the BAC Water slowly against the vial wall. Do not shake.
  4. 4Confirm that the final solution volume is 2.5 mL.
  5. 5Use the matching U-100 syringe conversion shown below.

Match the product label

Use only the preparation volume and whole-unit conversion shown for this exact strength and format.

Quick syringe units

5

Syringe units

1 mg

10

Syringe units

2 mg

15

Syringe units

3 mg

20

Syringe units

4 mg

GHK-Cu 50 mg vial conversion table
Syringe unitsVolumeGHK-Cu amount
5 units0.05 mL1 mg
10 units0.1 mL2 mg
15 units0.15 mL3 mg
20 units0.2 mL4 mg
25 units0.25 mL5 mg

Interactive conversion

Use the U-100 syringe labels for the selected product.

mg

Exact mathematical conversion

5 units = 1 mg

Solution volume: 0.05 mL

This value is selectable using the configured whole-unit increment.

Illustrative U-100 syringe marking

5 units = 1 mg

Using the vial guide

  1. 01Confirm the vial strength.
  2. 02Prepare the vial using 2.5 mL BAC Water.
  3. 03Select the required amount in mg.
  4. 04Read the matching U-100 syringe-unit value.
  5. 05Confirm the strength and conversion again before use.

The 50 mg product uses 2.5 mL for a 20 mg/mL concentration. The 100 mg product uses 2.0 mL for a 50 mg/mL concentration and straightforward whole-unit conversions.

vial care

Storage & handling

GHK-Cu products

Frequently asked questions

Does the guide support both vials and cartridges?

Yes. Select Vial or Cartridge, then open the 50 mg or 100 mg guide that matches the product label.

How much BAC Water should be added to a vial?

Add exactly 2.5 mL to the 50 mg vial or 2.0 mL to the 100 mg vial when using the conversions in this guide.

Is the cartridge already prepared?

Yes. The 50 mg cartridge is pre-mixed to 2.5 mL and the 100 mg cartridge is pre-mixed to 2.0 mL. Do not add additional BAC Water.

How much solution is used for each strength?

The 50 mg configuration uses 2.5 mL. The 100 mg configuration uses 2.0 mL to provide straightforward whole-unit conversions.

What is the concentration of the 50 mg product?

50 mg divided by 2.5 mL is 20 mg/mL.

What is the concentration of the 100 mg product?

100 mg divided by 2.0 mL is 50 mg/mL.

What does U-100 mean?

U-100 means that 100 units correspond to 1 mL of solution.

How much GHK-Cu is in one unit?

One unit contains 0.2 mg for the 50 mg product and 0.5 mg for the 100 mg product.

Why do the same units produce different amounts for 50 mg and 100 mg?

The 50 mg and 100 mg configurations use different concentrations, so the same unit setting contains a different GHK-Cu amount.

Why does the guide show syringe units for vials and pen units for cartridges?

The wording follows the selected format: a U-100 syringe scale for a prepared vial and a compatible U-100 pen setting for a pre-mixed cartridge.

Does every syringe or pen support half-unit settings?

No. Device increments vary. This guide uses the configured whole-unit increment and labels half-unit results as mathematical only.

What happens if a vial is prepared with a different amount of BAC Water?

A different final volume changes the concentration and every unit conversion. The displayed chart applies only to 2.5 mL for the 50 mg vial or 2.0 mL for the 100 mg vial.