How Much Does GHK-Cu Cost Per Month?

GHK-Cu runs about $30 to $120 a month for store-bought serums and $80 to $200 or more a month for prescription creams, according to InjectCo's July 2026 price guide. The sticker price rarely tells the full story, because labs, shipping and supplies can raise the first month.

What you pay by form

You pay the least for over-the-counter serums. InjectCo lists a 30 ml serum at $30 to $120 a month in July 2026. These products are sold as cosmetics in low concentrations, and quality varies by brand.

You pay more when a pharmacy makes the product for your prescription and a provider oversees your care. InjectCo lists a 30-day compounded cream at $80 to $200 or more a month and a 30-day scalp serum at $80 to $180 or more a month. Your skin gets a measured cream base made to order, rather than a mass-market cosmetic.

What a monthly prescription plan covers

Some telehealth plans roll care and medication into one payment. PlexusDx lists $139 a month flat in June 2026, with no membership fee. That payment covers the provider intake and review, the prescription, the compounded cream and shipping to all 50 states. An optional genetics add-on costs $99.

Other plans start higher. FormBlends lists compounded GHK-Cu from $179 a month in July 2026. You complete an intake, a licensed provider reviews it, then a licensed 503A pharmacy, a pharmacy that prepares prescriptions to order, dispenses the medication. To see HOD's current skin plan and pricing, start with quiz.

Why the first month often costs more

An advertised monthly price often leaves out one-time checks and small recurring items. PerfectB notes in its 2026 cost guide that a plan advertised near $150 a month can add $100 to $300 for pre-start labs and $30 to $80 a month for supplies.

Insurance rarely covers GHK-Cu for skin appearance, so most women pay out of pocket. InjectCo notes that it accepts HSA and FSA cards, the pre-tax health accounts many employers offer, for the purchase.