[Accutane] Grey GHK-Cu 1g - Subq or Topical? 99.6% Pure COA

[Marcusz]

Just pulled the trigger on 1g GHK-Cu (GHK-Cu.HCl salt, blue crystals) from a solid source. Goal: counteract Accutane's skin-thinning, fragility, and scarring potential while blasting through the course.

COA specs:

• Purity: 99.67% (HPLC)
• Form: HCl salt with 10.2% acetic acid residue
• pH: 6.13
• Heavy metals & endotoxins: Pass (clean af)

The plan / dilemma: Accutane nukes sebum, thins dermis, slows healing → classic "Accutane face" (dry, fragile, scars linger forever). Thinking systemic GHK-Cu to rebuild collagen from the inside.

Dose: 2mg/day SubQ (standard for skin regen protocols – titrate if needed).

Questions for the thread (serious feedback only, no cope):

1. Accutane + pinning GHK-Cu – Anyone run systemic copper peptides on Accutane? Does it actually help reverse/fix the thin fragile look and speed scar remodeling, or is site irritation/redness a death sentence at 2mg? (Rotating sites, etc.)
2. The acetic sting – COA confirms 10.2% acetic. Reconstitute to 2ml total (for bearable concentration) or just slam concentrated 0.2ml shots and eat the bite? Seen bros dilute extra in-syringe with bac water pre-pin to kill pain – thoughts?
3. Topical option as backup – DIY serum viable with this HCl form/acidity (pH ~6 is skin-friendly-ish), or will it torch barrier worse than Accutane already is? (Thinking mix with HA/niacinamide base or just avoid and stick injectable.)

Pics of vial/COA/blue powder ready to drop if requested. Not blasting blindly – want real experiences before I pin day 1.

Rate the setup 1-10, lmk if I'm retarded or if this could mog skin recovery. Thanks fellas.

 

[aids]

Pls just condense your shit instead of making a word salad with GPT.
If you're concerned about skin thinning from iso then do botox into dermis & AviClear instead.