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New GHK-CU + SNAP 8 Skin serum just launched!
We've been working on this one for a while trying to get the formula just right. Minutes ago we added the serum and a bundle with a derma roller to The Peptique website! SNAP-8 (Acetyl Octapeptide-3) is often called a “topical expression line modulator.” It’s a peptide designed to help soften the look of dynamic wrinkles, the lines formed by repeated facial movement (forehead, between brows, crow’s feet). What it does:• Helps reduce the appearance of expression lines• Supports smoother-looking skin• Targets muscle-contraction signaling pathways topically• Gives a subtle “relaxed” look to areas of tension Think of it as working on the movement side of wrinkles. GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper-binding peptide studied for skin regeneration, collagen signaling, and tissue remodeling support. What it does:• Supports collagen and elastin production• Helps improve skin firmness and elasticity• Supports barrier repair• Encourages healthier skin tone and texture• Assists in post-procedure recovery Think of it as working on the structure and repair side of aging. This is not a moisturizer this is serum that you want to use in the morning and the evening before you put your moisturizer on. You can use it on any body part not just your face. I am loving the results I am getting from it. My skin feels tighter, more glowy, tighter pores etc. My daughter has been using it to help with some light acne scaring and is loving it too! Her texture is looking better and better! USP <51> Antimicrobial Effectiveness Test (AET) and peptide identity test are attached online to the serum product! You can order at https://thepeptique.com Don't forget your SKOOL20 discount for 20% off.
New GHK-CU + SNAP 8 Skin serum just launched!
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@Mary Roberts yes that is correct!
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@Betsy Roy Tara mentioned before that this one does not need to be refrigerated, and should be good for up to 3+ months at room temp. (But I made a Snap 8 serum from a powder form I bought before, mixed with hyaluronic acid, and that one did have to be refrigerated.)
Your favorite stacks?
Hey ladies! I'm looking for your favorite stack to optimize body composition? I'm already somewhat lean and lift 4-5 times a week. But I wanna look ripped if I'm honest! Just started Sub-Q Testosterone (Total was 40 and Free was 2.9) and Mots-C. What are your favorites for building muscle and staying lean? Or am I going to see results with starting the T? Thank you in advance!
Your favorite stacks?
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@Jennifer Ringham oh good call! I can’t do the glute for some reason, my welts are the worst there 😭. I am going to try no sting water with my next vial too. And I just got the courage to try IM for my Mots-C and it was amazing! (Oh man that big needle is scary though 😱)
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@Shawna Fenwick aww thank you!! I appreciate you saying that 🫶🏼. The peps have helped! 😊
Getting older with prior issues…
I am almost 53yo, had complete hysterectomy at 29, had gastric sleeve 14 years ago and also 12 years post cancer, (triple negative stage IIIB breast cancer) and I’m looking into peps (reta30, klow80 and motsc40)…I’m learning that anything that’s IGF-1 I should completely avoid but I would like to ask if anyone has knowledge of other good peps for collagen/hair/skin/nails/LOOSE SKIN (abdomen/inner thighs), I am starting my journey with the gym and watching intake!! 5’4” 135lbs and getting protein is very hard bc of smaller sized belly!!! Thanks for any advice or help! 🩷
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GHK-Cu would be the best for hair/skin/nails, which you would get in the Klow (or Glow) but it has it limits! I have seen this question asked many times before and unfortunately no peptide can really fix loose skin ☹️. Some things I have found to help the look of my belly skin (stretched from having 2 kids later in life) are GHK-Cu serums, topical glutathione spray, One Skin OS-01 peptide body lotion and body lotions containing retinol. I rotate and use them all regularly morning and night, and have noticed an improvement over several months!
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@Margo Broussard yes if you google it, there are lots of GHK-Cu serums out there. I am actually using Tara’s GHK-Cu/Snap 8 serum that she sells on The Peptique. Snap 8 is effective for relaxing fine lines (like Botox, but not as strong), so I have heard some people suggest it for loose belly skin as well.
GHK-Cu
Hi everyone! Has anyone developed a delayed injection site reaction to GHK-Cu? I used it as a standalone several months ago and was fine. I started KLOW a few weeks ago and got a reaction and stopped after about 10 doses. last week I re-started GHK-Cu by itself and got another reaction. I know this is typical for this, but I’m so curious why it’s happening. It’s from the same supplier and the BAC water is also from the same company as I ordered the peptides. I noticed such a difference the first time I used it, so I’d like to continue. Again, I know this is typical for this peptide, but I also don’t want to overlook it if my body is trying to tell me something. Thanks, ladies!
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My welts have gotten increasingly worse with Glow. Initially I didn’t get them at all, then only occasionally, and now almost always! I started adding KPV to the same syringe and that has helped. But I often take an antihistamine beforehand too because otherwise the welts can last for well over a week and they are itchy!
What should I take?
Hey ladies— i am super new to the peptide world. I have about 15 lbs I want to lose but don’t want to be on something that has a ton of side effects. I recently heard Tessa is great at getting rid of visceral fat and you don’t get all the bad side effects of it. Can anyone vouch for that before I buy some! My husband just started reta and I’m almost about to start microdosing that but want to see if there is a better way. Right now I am on BPC, TB, KPV & NAD. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
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I agree, I think you should try the Reta. I have been on a low dose of it for 3 months and haven’t had any side effects (1.0-1.5 mg per week). People definitely have side effects from Tesamorelin…many experience water retention and some experience more difficulty with sleep. The water retention supposedly resolves after about 4 weeks but some say it doesn’t until they are done with their cycle and go off of it! I tried CJC/Ipa and experienced water retention and an increased appetite so I stopped it after 10 days. I am now on Ipamorelin and have no side effects and much better sleep, but that wouldn’t be the first thing I would try for weight loss. My favorite is Reta and I have had great results amping it up with AOD-9604 for extra fat burning!
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Lillian Malik
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Mom of 2 girls and 2 pups. Love learning about everything wellness related and trying to age in the best way possible!

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