Found 17 products
Skin Glow with copper peptide contains GHK-Cu peptides, which are popular in cosmetics for their rejuvenating properties.
4,100 UAH
Ipamorelin spray is a synthetic peptide belonging to the class of growth hormone secretagogues (GHS).
3,300 UAH
Skin-Glow GHK-Cu 100 mg is a highly active copper tripeptide in the form of a lyophilised powder, intended to support skin repair, improve its structure and stimulate natural rejuvenation processes.
2,799.98 UAH
BPC-157 is a modern synthetic peptide based on protective protein fragments tied to the body's natural recovery processes.
5,316 UAH
Support for regeneration and recovery after physical exertion
9,303 UAH
Skin Glow is a product containing the peptide GHK-Cu, popular in the cosmetics industry for its anti-age properties.
3,650 UAH
Klow Skin Biopell 80 mg (5 ml) is a peptide complex used in modern approaches to skin care and to supporting its condition
10,631 UAH
NAD+ BioPell Pen Peptide is a modern peptide product in pen format designed to support energy, cellular metabolism, and rejuvenation processes
12,403 UAH
Glow Blend is an advanced peptide complex combining BPC-157, TB-500, and GHK-Cu to enhance tissue regeneration, collagen formation, and mitochondrial energy balance.
5,000 UAH
KPV Peptide 10 mg is an anti-inflammatory tripeptide that supports tissue regeneration and immune balance.
3,300 UAH
Melanotan-2 (Melanotan II) is a synthetic analogue of alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone (α-MSH), produced naturally in the body and responsible for skin pigmentation.
4,000 UAH
KLOW SKIN peptide in a vial is a modern peptide complex developed for deep tissue repair, anti-inflammatory modulation, and enhanced skin rejuvenation.
7,600 UAH
This category contains peptide products assigned to tissue recovery, skin appearance, and collagen synthesis at the cellular level. It includes both single ingredients and blends, so shoppers should distinguish between their composition and preparation method. These products do not replace a professional assessment of skin condition, and the decision to use a specific molecule should be discussed with a physician.
First check whether a product contains one ingredient or a blend. With a blend, review every active component. Then compare the format, dosage, concentration, and volume. A powder adds a reconstitution step, while a ready-made solution and pen are already prepared. Regardless of format, review the storage conditions, the period after opening when stated, and instructions specific to the package.
For a broader recovery context, explore Hair, Longevity, and Sleep and Recovery. These related selections include some of the same ingredients with a different primary focus.