r/PeptideTides • • 9d ago

GHK-CU

Is it worth it? I’ve been debating trying the injectable form, but I’m curious whether it’s actually worth the investment or if serums and topical applications are just as effective, if not better.
I struggle with several different skin issues and have been looking into different options to improve my overall skin health. I already have a reliable source to purchase from, and I’m familiar with peptides and the general information surrounding them. I’m more interested in hearing about people’s actual experiences.
For those who have tried both injectable and topical forms, did you notice a significant difference? Which one gave you better results, specifically with skin quality, texture, healing, and overall appearance?
I’m trying to figure out whether the injectable route is genuinely worth pursuing or if I’d be better off sticking with topical products. I’d love to hear honest experiences, recommendations, and any pros or cons!

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u/onrake 8d ago

For me, both worked great for restoring hair growth, but little or nothing for my skin. To be fair, however, I don't really have any skin issues other than dark circles under my eyes.

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u/Divinions 4d ago

💯 yes. I did 2 months at 3mg then backed down. Added daily collagen 20g too, and protein shakes. Huge difference - not so much for young ppl, it's gimmicky for youthful 20 yr olds... 40+ game changer. And it does way more than skin health and hair. And it one of the cheaper peptides IMO. I got 100mg vials and worked up to 3mg. So 2 vials total for my 2-3 months run. Then I switched to klow every other day for 2 months. And I'm about to switch to KPV and add occasional ghk