34 brand files

The product evidence index.

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Online care · Cream and serum

CoreAge Rx

A close reading of the advertised percentage, pharmaceutical-grade wording and evidence still needed to compare results.

The evidence question
Which preparation specification supports the advertised 2% and its stated quality claims?

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Bounce Back’s advertised 2% offer; the opening calls it a cream while pricing calls it a serum. The physical form, full preparation specifications and an assay remain unverified.

Copper disclosure: Manufacturer copper claim

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Online care · No topical confirmed

SuperHealthy Rx

The checked service catalog and weight-care campaign describe a broader provider. They do not establish a copper topical, its ingredients or a skincare price.

The evidence question
Which specific topical product record, if any, would support a copper-skincare comparison?

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Telehealth catalog and weight-care campaign; no copper face cream, topical formula or skincare package confirmed in the checked records.

Copper disclosure: No topical confirmed

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Online care · Cream

Likeness Rx

GHK-Cu 2%, a recurring $195 plan and a promise of batch testing answer different questions. We follow each claim back to the public Firming Cream page.

The evidence question
Which complete formula and batch document identify what the advertised 2% describes?

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Firming Cream advertises GHK-Cu 2%; the complete inactive formula is unfinished in the checked public record. The selected three-month plan renews at $195.

Copper disclosure: Manufacturer copper claim

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Product brand · Cream

Acure

The complete online declaration and formula-update warning establish a bounded product record, not a copper-potency ranking.

The evidence question
What does the cream’s complete declaration establish when a copper-peptide percentage is not supplied?

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Radically Rejuvenating Whipped Night Cream has a complete captured declaration naming Copper Palmitoyl Heptapeptide-14. The manufacturer notes that formulas can change; no public active percentage or assay is established here.

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Online care · Cream

AgelessRx

Two advertised cream strengths, a separate purity claim and the missing preparation-specific evidence behind them.

The evidence question
Which preparation and analytical definition support each advertised cream strength and the separate purity claim?

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GHK-Cu Copper Peptide Cream with provider-advertised 0.5% and 3% strengths; complete base and batch specifications remain unverified.

Copper disclosure: Manufacturer copper claim

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Product brand · Serum

Allies of Skin

The copper serum’s hybrid ingredient panel, ingredient findings and finished-product summaries are different evidence records.

The evidence question
How are the percentage-labelled complexes and ingredient findings connected to this copper serum’s own reported endpoints?

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Copper Tripeptide & Ectoin Advanced Repair Serum is described through percentage-labelled complexes and a hybrid ingredient panel. Brand-reported ingredient findings, serum results and the neighboring GF serum record remain distinct.

Copper disclosure: Manufacturer copper claim

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Product brand · Serum

Biossance

Separate the hydrator complex, two copper ingredient names and the serum’s qualified result statements.

The evidence question
Which figures concern whole-serum plumping rather than either named copper ingredient?

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Squalane + Copper Peptide Rapid Plumping Serum

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Serum

COSRX

The named booster, its complete declaration and large outcome percentages answer different questions.

The evidence question
What do six peptide names and the reported result percentages measure?

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The 6 Peptide Skin Booster Serum

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Online care · Serum

Defy Medical

A facial-serum strength read within its own subsection, with the broader telemedicine record kept in its proper role.

The evidence question
Which facial-serum specification supports the 0.5% claim without borrowing another preparation’s record?

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The provider’s 0.5% GHK-Cu Facial Serum subsection, separate from scalp and injectable preparations; complete base and batch specification remain unverified.

Copper disclosure: Manufacturer copper claim

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Product brand · Cream

DERMA E

An elasticity-result headline, its six-week footnote and a separate line-level clinical statement examined without inventing trial methods.

The evidence question
How is the 100% elasticity statement defined, and what denominator and assessment methods are actually disclosed?

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Advanced Peptides & Flora-Collagen Moisturizer has other peptides and no copper in the captured complete list; its elasticity-result summary leaves methods and denominator unresolved.

Copper disclosure: Other peptides

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Product brand · Serum

Dermalogica

A named preservation blend and a version-qualified ingredient list read separately from claims about future firmness.

The evidence question
Which product-matched record connects the Pro-Collagen Preservation Complex to a measured finished-serum outcome?

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Pro-Collagen Banking Serum lists Carnosine and no copper in the captured declaration; the manufacturer preserves a website-versus-package qualification.

Copper disclosure: Other peptides

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Product brand · Cream

Drunk Elephant

A refillable moisturizer identity does not turn a nine-peptide count into an analytical formula.

The evidence question
Does the current cream/refill record disclose peptide amounts or only counts and outcomes?

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Protini Polypeptide Cream

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Pharmacy · Serum

Empower Pharmacy

A 503A facial-serum listing examined separately from accreditation, registration and corporate quality language.

The evidence question
Which finished-serum record verifies the advertised concentration without substituting corporate facility claims?

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GHK-Cu Facial Serum is marked 503A; its advertised strengths and corporate facility-quality statements are separate, with no batch verified here.

Copper disclosure: Manufacturer copper claim

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Product brand · Serum

Geek & Gorgeous

Matrixyl, TEGO and X50 numbers stay attached to their named technologies and the evidence level described for each.

The evidence question
Which named technology does each percentage describe, and is the copper constituent separately quantified?

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Power Peptides is a manufacturer-described milky serum with a complete captured INCI list. Matrixyl, TEGO and X50 figures refer to named technologies; no pure copper-active assay was obtained.

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Serum

Good Molecules

The current product description and separate official catalog establish identity while leaving the base and copper quantities uncaptured.

The evidence question
Which formula details does the current key-ingredient panel establish, and which parts of the complete base remain uncaptured?

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The current Copper Peptide Serum with PDRN capture contains manufacturer copper wording and a key-ingredient panel, rather than a complete INCI. The official catalog separately lists Super Peptide Serum; no formula is transferred between the two items.

Copper disclosure: Manufacturer copper claim

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Product brand · Toner

Hanae Korea

The toner names copper peptides without a full specification, while its guarantee needs to be read beside a narrower refund policy.

The evidence question
Which copper ingredient and amount are actually present in the toner?

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Silk Peptide EGF Toner

Copper disclosure: Manufacturer copper claim

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Product brand · Serum

Le Mieux

The creamy-serum wording, complete peptide declaration and Hya10+ count provide identity without a numerical peptide formula.

The evidence question
Does the product record define an individual peptide amount, or only name ingredients and count hyaluronic-acid forms?

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Collagen Peptide Serum has a creamy-serum description and other peptides, with no copper named in the captured complete ingredient declaration.

Copper disclosure: Other peptides

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Product brand · Serum

Mary&May

Read six named peptides and attributed synergy wording without assigning equal quantities or a clinical result.

The evidence question
What quantity is disclosed for each constituent of the six-peptide complex?

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6 Peptide Complex Serum

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Serum

Medik8

Current US Advanced MP and original Liquid Peptides have separate peptide counts, declarations and study summaries.

The evidence question
Which 30% complex and study record belongs to current US Advanced MP?

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US Liquid Peptides Advanced MP

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Serum

Minimalist

Read the India-facing serum name, literal ingredient declaration and outcome panel without assigning an undisclosed share to copper.

The evidence question
Which component shares, if any, are defined by the combined copper-and-PDRN 1.25% headline?

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India-facing Copper Peptide + PDRN 1.25% Face Serum; the complete captured list names Bis (Tripeptide-1) Copper Acetate and Sodium DNA. The combined headline does not provide each component’s share.

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Serum

Naturium

Read the current declaration, encapsulated-blend description and packaging caveat without reconstructing a peptide recipe.

The evidence question
Which package version matches the declared peptide list, and what quantities are disclosed?

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Multi-Peptide Advanced Serum

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Serum

NEOVA

A copper-complex highlight, a conflicting peptide name and qualified result claims remain separate records.

The evidence question
Which peptide name does the full list establish where the highlight uses another name?

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Power Defense

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Serum

NIOD

Read the named components, current formula and testing summaries without converting them into a potency score.

The evidence question
Which of the separately described one-percent components is being quantified?

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CAIS3’s September 27 product record describes separate one-percent components; that wording does not establish 2% copper.

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Cream and serum

Osmotics

Firming Elasticity Repair and Moisture Cloud carry different declarations and study boundaries within one product family.

The evidence question
Which exact product and ingredient record supports the Blue Copper name and its reported study figures?

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Firming Elasticity Repair is one item called a cream in the collection and a serum in captured SEO-title wording. Moisture Cloud’s separate declaration and copper-tripeptide wording remain distinct, with the naming discrepancy unresolved.

Copper disclosure: Manufacturer copper claim

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Product brand · Serum

Paula’s Choice

The il418v2 declaration, unquantified peptide count and separate short-term and four-week evidence claims.

The evidence question
Which UK version, individual ingredient quantities and endpoint summaries does the six-peptide claim actually document?

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The UK Pro-Collagen Multi-Peptide Booster il418v2 declaration names other peptides and no copper; its six-peptide count and two study summaries retain their own scopes.

Copper disclosure: Other peptides

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Product brand · Serum

Peach & Lily

A copper percentage, additional peptide count and appearance-study statements require separate readings.

The evidence question
What does the advertised 0.2% describe, separately from the serum’s appearance results?

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Copper Peptide Pro Firming Serum

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Serum

Peter Thomas Roth

The serum's advertised mixtures, complete other-peptide list and three different evidence groups examined within their stated scopes.

The evidence question
What do the complex percentages and each separate study cohort establish for this exact finished serum?

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Peptide Skinjection Amplified Wrinkle-Fix Serum SKU1501069 has other peptides and no copper in its captured complete list; complex percentages and three evidence cohorts remain separate.

Copper disclosure: Other peptides

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Product brand · Fluid moisturizer

Prequel

A fluid moisturizer with two named complexes and a ceramide-material figure that does not disclose each pure constituent.

The evidence question
What quantity does the Half & Half blend description or 1% Dermo-mimetic Ceramide NP statement actually define?

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Half & Half Fluid Moisturizer has other peptides and no copper in its captured complete declaration; blend naming and a ceramide-material percentage do not supply pure-constituent quantities.

Copper disclosure: Other peptides

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Product brand · Serum

REMEDY skincare

The named copper ingredient, the complex headline and the ingredient citation answer different documentation questions.

The evidence question
What does the stated 1% GHK-Cu complex establish about the amount described in this finished serum?

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Copper Peptide Complex Advanced Firming Serum; the manufacturer states 1% pure GHK-Cu complex and provides an online ingredient list. Percentage basis and a batch assay remain unverified.

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Cream and serum

Skin Biology / Dr. Pickart

Super GHK cream, Super GHK serum and Crepey Skin Escape retain their own declarations, quantity wording and scent questions.

The evidence question
Which claimed percentage or container quantity belongs to each topical product, and what analytical basis is actually documented?

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One brand with separate Super GHK Copper cream and serum declarations and a Crepey Skin Escape page claiming GHK-Cu (3%). Manufacturer container figures and scent wording do not supply an independent concentration assay or authentication test.

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Serum

Skin Deva

The product page and manufacturer guide identify a blend while leaving standardized declaration and copper-loading questions open.

The evidence question
What quantitative formula is actually supplied by the GHK-Cu wording and named blend components?

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Peptide Power Blend Serum is documented in a product page and separate manufacturer guide naming GHK-Cu and trade-name components. A complete standardized declaration and quantitative copper formula remain unresolved in those records.

Copper disclosure: Manufacturer copper claim

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Product brand · Serum

Solvéa

A reading of the $27.99 serum, ingredient-versus-product evidence and conflicting 60-day and 30-day refund wording.

The evidence question
What product-specific specification and evidence support the named GHK-Cu serum?

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Copper Peptide Serum

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Cream

Stratia

Keep the gel-cream declaration, encapsulation story and ingredient-study percentages in their own documentary scopes.

The evidence question
Does the ingredient glossary’s reported study establish a result for finished Interface?

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Interface

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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Product brand · Serum

The Ordinary

What the product name, ingredient declaration and current offer can establish—and what they cannot isolate.

The evidence question
What does the advertised one percent identify within this multi-ingredient serum?

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The September 27 source record for Multi-Peptide + Copper Peptides 1% Serum; its headline is separate from comparative performance.

Copper disclosure: Named copper ingredient

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