AHK-Cu peptide

AHK-Cu versus GHK-Cu: a procurement comparison

Keep the compound names, formats and reports distinct.

Record the different identifiers

Bluum’s AHK listing identifies the alanine–histidine–lysine material. Its GHK listing identifies copper tripeptide-1. Similar abbreviations and a copper-peptide category are not enough to approve one material in place of the other.

Compare the actual listed amount

The AHK-Cu offer featured here is a nominal 100 mg vial. GHK-Cu has its own listed variants. Match compound and physical form before using price per milligram as a purchasing comparison.

Keep each report attached to its own lot

The AHK report identifies AHK1002605-80L and gives 96.63% purity. A GHK report belongs to a different material and batch. Do not use a GHK result to fill a gap in the AHK documentation.

Use the required laboratory specification

Neither a shared category nor a different price establishes equivalent analytical suitability. Your protocol and acceptance criteria determine the required identity, form, amount and tests.

Sources: Bluum AHK-Cu listing; Bluum lot-report lookup. Product details checked November 10, 2026. For laboratory research only. Not for human or animal consumption, clinical or therapeutic use. Purchasers must be 21 or older.

AHK-Cu
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