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GHK-Cu vs BPC-157: Which Is Right for You?

Quick verdict GHK-Cu is compoundable for topical use only (Category 1); it is a legal option for skin and wound support. BPC-157 is prohibited for compounding and has no FDA approval—it is not a legal option in the US. For legal tissue and skin support, GHK-Cu

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  • Quick verdict
  • GHK-Cu is compoundable for topical use only (Category 1); it is a legal option for skin and wound support. BPC-157 is prohibited for compounding and has no FDA approval—it is not a legal option in the US. For legal tissue and skin support, GHK-Cu (topical) is the only one you can use.
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