Devon
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For my motive:
Here's a clear cost comparison between Red Light Therapy (RLT) and GHK-Cu injections, over time:
1. Red Light Therapy (RLT) — One-time investment, minimal upkeep
Item Approximate Cost High-quality RLT panel (like Hooga, PlatinumLED, Mito, etc.) $200–$600 (once) Lifespan 5–10 years Daily use cost $0 (just electricity, negligible) Supporting nutrients (vitamin C, glycine, collagen, copper) ~$20–40/month (if not already in diet)
Monthly cost over 3 years:
2. GHK-Cu Injections — High, recurring costs
Item Approximate Cost GHK-Cu peptide (injectable) $100–$250/month (depending on source & dose) Syringes, alcohol wipes ~$10/month Possible doctor visits (if supervised) $0–$100 extra Nutrients (if taken with injections) ~$20–40/month
Monthly cost:
Cost Comparison Summary
Feature RLT GHK-Cu Injections Upfront cost Medium Low Ongoing cost Very low High recurring 3-year cost estimate ~$200–$600 total $4,000–$9,000 total Cost-efficiency Excellent
Expensive long-term
Verdict:
(Glycin, Copper and Vitamin C are cheap as fuck btw)
1. Red Light Therapy (RLT) — One-time investment, minimal upkeep
Monthly cost over 3 years:
2. GHK-Cu Injections — High, recurring costs
Cost Comparison Summary
Excellent
Expensive long-term
other atoms, like those in water or air, are like super strong blocks that hold together really well
. They don’t like to change as much, so they are usually more stable.