You just watched Dr. Barron explain it.
In the first years after menopause, skin can lose as much as 30% of its collagen.
GHK-Cu is the 4% compounded copper peptide she reaches for most to help support it. Here is how to get it, prescribed by a specialist through Yuvia.
Dr. Barron prescribes this cream through Yuvia, the telehealth company she practices through.
GHK-Cu Cream
Compounded copper peptide, prescribed monthly.
GHK-Cu Cream
Compounded copper peptide, prescribed monthly.
- Prescription-strength 4% GHK-Cu, versus as little as 0.1% in many store creams
- Studied for supporting the skin's own collagen and structure
- A full 30g supply, shipped fresh to your door each month
- Compounded at a licensed US pharmacy, shipped discreetly
Free specialist review and prescription · Only pay for medication if approved
Skincare works best when it is simple enough to keep up with. A prescription-strength cream, reviewed by a specialist and shipped to your door, makes that easier to stick with.
Dr. Renanit E. Barron, MD
Board-certified endocrinologist, 20+ years in clinical practice. Reviews and prescribes compounded protocols for Yuvia patients.
How it works
Answer a few questions
A few quick medical questions, 100% online. No appointment in most states; some states require a quick video visit to get started.
A US specialist reviews you, free
A board-certified US specialist reviews your case at no cost. Your specialist review and prescription are included, no membership or consult fee.
Compounded and shipped monthly
Your GHK-Cu Cream is made to order at a licensed US pharmacy and shipped to your door. You only pay for your medication, and only if you are approved. Cancel anytime.
Common questions about GHK-Cu.
Honest answers about the cream, the strength, and how it works. Still have a question? Contact us on our support page.
GHK-Cu is a copper peptide your body makes less of as you age. In research it is studied for supporting the skin's collagen and structure. The human evidence is still limited, based on a small number of studies, so it is meant to support your skin, not to reverse aging. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved for the uses described and individual results vary.
Many over-the-counter copper peptide creams list around 1,000 ppm, which is about 0.1%. Yuvia's cream is prescription-strength 4%, roughly forty times that concentration, compounded at a licensed US pharmacy with a supported beyond-use date. That strength cannot be bought off a shelf.
GHK-Cu is for topical use only. Never inject it. There is no legal compounded injectable form, and the safety of injecting it has not been established. As a cream, a specialist reviews your history before prescribing.
A US state-licensed, board-certified specialist reviews your intake and, if appropriate, writes the prescription. Everything runs through Yuvia, the telehealth company Dr. Barron practices through.
From $139 a month, billed monthly. The specialist review and prescription are included, so you only pay for your medication, and you pay nothing until a US specialist approves you. Cancel anytime.
Skin changes slowly. GHK-Cu is meant to be used nightly and consistently over months, and results vary from person to person. It works best as part of a routine a specialist reviews with you.
Start with a free specialist review.
Only pay for your cream if a US specialist approves you.
Start GHK-Cu CreamDr. Barron prescribes this cream through Yuvia, the telehealth company she practices through. Educational information, not medical advice. Prescription products require a consultation with a licensed provider.