Moe’s Group is a blue copper peptide manufacturer based in Chatsworth, California. We formulate, fill and label GHK-Cu skincare and AHK-Cu scalp products under private label, working with 98% purity cosmetic-grade material that is batch-verified for copper-to-peptide ratio before it enters a formulation.

Blue copper peptide manufacturer Moe’s Group, GHK-Cu contract manufacturing in Chatsworth, California
GHK-Cu blue copper peptide manufacturing at the Moe’s Group facility.
Blue copper peptide manufacturing at a glanceDetail
ManufacturerMoe’s Group LLC
FacilityChatsworth, California, United States
IngredientGHK-Cu (blue copper peptide), 98% purity cosmetic grade
Hair variantAHK-Cu, copper tripeptide-3
FormatsSerum, cream, eye treatment, leave-on scalp serum
Service modelsPrivate label, white label, custom formulation
Batch verificationPurity, copper-to-peptide ratio, bioactivity
Process controlspH 5–7, oxygen-controlled processing
Turnaround7 days; net-30 terms available
Capacity1,000,000+ units per month
CertificationsISO 22716 cosmetics GMP, ISO 9001, ISO 45001; FDA registered (FEI 3041507202)
Contact+1 (866) 777-6751 or the product inquiry form

What is blue copper peptide?

Blue copper peptide is the common name for GHK-Cu, a copper tripeptide complex of glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine bound to copper. The blue colour comes from the copper ion. It is used in cosmetic formulation as a signalling peptide, and a related analogue, AHK-Cu or copper tripeptide-3, is used in scalp and hair formulations.

Can Moe’s Group manufacture blue copper peptide products under private label?

Yes. Moe’s Group formulates, fills and labels GHK-Cu skincare and AHK-Cu scalp products at our facility in Chatsworth, California. Formats include serums, creams, eye treatments and leave-on scalp serums, under private label, white label or fully custom formulation.

What purity of GHK-Cu do you work with?

We formulate with 98% purity cosmetic-grade GHK-Cu. Every incoming batch is verified for purity, copper-to-peptide ratio and bioactivity before it is released into a formulation.

How do you keep copper peptides stable in a finished product?

Copper peptides are sensitive to pH and oxidation. We manage pH between 5 and 7, use oxygen-controlled processing, and apply stabilisation protocols intended to preserve peptide activity across the product’s shelf life. Stability is the main reason copper peptide formulation is harder than it looks.

Where do you source copper peptides from?

Through established sourcing partnerships across South Korea, Japan and the wider Asian market, where much of the advanced peptide ingredient development takes place. Cosmetic-grade GHK-Cu is held in stock at our California facility.

What is the production turnaround?

Seven-day turnaround on production, with net-30 payment terms available. Our facility runs at over one million units per month across skincare, bodycare and hair care.

Is blue copper peptide manufacturing done under certified GMP?

Yes. Moe’s Group holds ISO 22716:2007 for cosmetics Good Manufacturing Practices, with skin care, hair care and oils named in the certified scope, alongside ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018. Certificates are downloadable on our certifications page.

Blue copper peptide product lines we manufacture

What should you look for in a blue copper peptide manufacturer?

Three things, in order. Whether they verify copper-to-peptide ratio on every incoming batch, because the copper complex is what the formulation depends on. Whether they control pH and oxygen exposure during processing, since copper peptides degrade without it. And whether their GMP certification actually names your product category in its scope rather than being a general claim. You can check ours at iafcertsearch.org.

Frequently asked questions

What is blue copper peptide?

Blue copper peptide is the common name for GHK-Cu, a copper tripeptide complex of glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine bound to copper. The blue colour comes from the copper ion. It is used in cosmetic formulation as a signalling peptide, and a related analogue, AHK-Cu or copper tripeptide-3, is used in scalp and hair formulations.

Can Moe’s Group manufacture blue copper peptide products under private label?

Yes. Moe’s Group formulates, fills and labels GHK-Cu skincare and AHK-Cu scalp products at our facility in Chatsworth, California. Formats include serums, creams, eye treatments and leave-on scalp serums, under private label, white label or fully custom formulation.

What purity of GHK-Cu do you work with?

We formulate with 98% purity cosmetic-grade GHK-Cu. Every incoming batch is verified for purity, copper-to-peptide ratio and bioactivity before it is released into a formulation.

How do you keep copper peptides stable in a finished product?

Copper peptides are sensitive to pH and oxidation. We manage pH between 5 and 7, use oxygen-controlled processing, and apply stabilisation protocols intended to preserve peptide activity across the product’s shelf life. Stability is the main reason copper peptide formulation is harder than it looks.

Where do you source copper peptides from?

Through established sourcing partnerships across South Korea, Japan and the wider Asian market, where much of the advanced peptide ingredient development takes place. Cosmetic-grade GHK-Cu is held in stock at our California facility.

What is the production turnaround?

Seven-day turnaround on production, with net-30 payment terms available. Our facility runs at over one million units per month across skincare, bodycare and hair care.

Is blue copper peptide manufacturing done under certified GMP?

Yes. Moe’s Group holds ISO 22716:2007 for cosmetics Good Manufacturing Practices, with skin care, hair care and oils named in the certified scope, alongside ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018. Certificates are downloadable on our certifications page.

What does the published research on copper peptides show?

Peer-reviewed work on GHK-Cu is what makes it interesting to formulators. In an eight-week randomised study of 40 women aged 40 to 65, a GHK-Cu formulation delivered in a lipid nano-carrier produced a 55.8% greater reduction in wrinkle volume and a 32.8% greater reduction in wrinkle depth than the control. A separate three-month study of a topical GHK-Cu gel reported a 28% average increase in subdermal echogenic density on high-resolution ultrasound. These are studies of the ingredient in published literature, not trials of any Moe’s Group product, and nothing here should be read as a claim that a cosmetic treats or prevents any condition.

Start a blue copper peptide product

Tell us the format, the peptide percentage you have in mind and your volume, and we will come back with options. Cosmetic-grade GHK-Cu is in stock. You are welcome to visit the Chatsworth facility.