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GHK-Cu vs BPC-157: two research vials compared

We carry both GHK-Cu and BPC-157 for laboratory research. This page sets the two products side by side: the names, the sizes, the kits and what to check before you order.

GHK-Cu vial

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GHK-Cu

  • 50mgIn stock$36.00$45.00
  • 100mgIn stock$72.00$90.00

For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.

2
GHK-Cu vial sizes we carry
1
BPC-157 vial size we carry
10
Vials in each kit

The short answer

What is the difference between GHK-Cu and BPC-157?

GHK-Cu and BPC-157 are two separate research products. We carry both, each on its own product page. They are not two names for one thing, and a method sheet that names one cannot be filled with the other.

GHK-Cu comes in 50mg and 100mg vials. BPC-157 comes in a 10mg vial. Each size is also sold as a kit of ten vials.

Most of the confusion in this search comes from people who see both names in the same forum thread or the same catalog and treat them as a pair. They are listed together because buyers look for them together, not because the products are interchangeable.

GHK-Cu and BPC-157 each show the sizes and the current order options.

A tray of capped vials

At a glance

GHK-CuBPC-157
Vial sizes50mg and 100mg10mg
KitTen vials of one sizeTen vials
Product page/products/ghk-cu/products/bpc-157
Label should readGHK-Cu and the sizeBPC-157 and the size

Names

What other names do these two go by?

Search results spell both names several ways. A comparison search often lands on pages that mix the spellings up, so know the common ones.

GHK-Cu is also written GHK Cu, with a space and no hyphen, or as GHK copper peptide. BPC-157 is also written BPC 157, with a space and no hyphen.

If you are matching a method sheet, copy the name from the sheet and match it to the label word for word. A spelling that looks close is not always the same product.

When two names look alike in a search box, go to the product page and read the name there. That is the name we put on the vial.

Spellings you will see
  • GHK-Cu, GHK Cu, GHK copper peptide
  • BPC-157, BPC 157
  • Use the product page name as your match

Sizes

How do the vial sizes line up?

GHK-Cu comes in two sizes, 50mg and 100mg. BPC-157 comes in one size, 10mg. The two sizes of GHK-Cu are different vials, so pick the one your method sheet names.

Do not compare the two products by milligrams on the label. A bigger number on one vial does not tell you it is the better fit for your work. Match the compound first, then the size.

A single vial suits a first test or a method check. A kit suits a longer series that should stay on one product from start to finish.

If your work uses both products, add each one from its own product page. They are separate items with separate vials.

Close view of a crimped vial cap

Check first

What should you look at when the box arrives?

Start with the label. It should read GHK-Cu or BPC-157 in full, with the size next to it. Compare it to the product page for the one you meant to get.

Next, check the cap. A crimped cap that turns freely, or a seal that looks lifted, is a reason to contact the seller before you open the vial.

Last, look for a lab report. Some of our compounds have a posted report and some do not yet, so see what is on our certificate page for the one you want.

The chemistry numbers on both records, such as the CAS number and molecular weight, are still being confirmed, so we do not print them here. The GHK-Cu guide and the BPC-157 guide cover each one in more detail.

A tray of vials in an HPLC instrument
  1. 01

    Label

    Full name and size, matched to the product page.

  2. 02

    Cap

    Crimped and sealed, not loose.

  3. 03

    Report

    See what the certificate page lists for that product.

Ordering

How do you order both?

Open the product page for the first one, pick a size, and choose single vial or kit. Then do the same on the other product page.

Keep the two orders clear in your own records. Write the full product name and the size on the method sheet so a vial of one is never mistaken for the other on the bench.

If a question comes up that this page does not answer, the product pages and the guides are the places to look next.

2Product pages, one for each vial

Questions

Common questions

Is GHK-Cu the same as BPC-157?

No. They are two separate products with their own product pages, sizes and labels.

What sizes do you carry?

GHK-Cu comes in 50mg and 100mg vials. BPC-157 comes in a 10mg vial. Each is also sold as a kit of ten.

Is BPC 157 the same as BPC-157?

Yes. It is the same name written without the hyphen. Match the label to the product page name.

Do you have a lab report for each one?

Check our certificate page. It lists what is on file for each compound.

Can I order both together?

Yes. Add each from its own product page. They are separate products.

For the lab

Batch certificates, published

Every product is sold for laboratory research use only. Posted lab reports, with their report numbers, are on the product page.

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