Buy the Radiance Bundle in Australia

Buy the Radiance Bundle in Australia from Macropus Peptides: one GHK-Cu vial and one GLOW 70mg blend vial, sold together at a fixed price. GHK-Cu is the copper complex of the tripeptide glycyl-histidyl-lysine, and GLOW combines GHK-Cu with BPC-157 and TB-500 in a single co-lyophilised vial. Having both lets a laboratory compare the copper peptide on its own against the three-compound blend, a simple way to see what the added peptides contribute in a matrix or fibroblast model. Each vial is sealed, labelled with product, strength, lot and storage temperature, and backed by a certificate of analysis, with the GLOW certificate giving a figure for every component. The bundle holds no diluent, so add bacteriostatic water to the order. The Radiance bundle is packed in Australia and sent to every Australian state and territory. For in-vitro laboratory research only, to buyers aged 18 and over.

Kit	Radiance Bundle
Amount	bundle
Form	Research kit
Category	Kits, stacks and value packs
Storage	See label
Testing	HPLC purity and mass spectrometry identity, every batch
Certificate of analysis	Available for every lot, matched to the lot number on the label

Buy the Radiance Bundle in Australia

The Radiance bundle is built around one compound, GHK-Cu, supplied two ways: on its own in one vial and as part of the GLOW blend in another. Macropus Peptides sells the pair at a single price for laboratories running copper peptide experiments that need a straight single-compound arm next to the combination.

What is in the Radiance bundle

• One GHK-Cu vial, lyophilised copper peptide
• One GLOW 70mg vial, with BPC-157, TB-500 and GHK-Cu co-lyophilised
• Separate lot labels and certificates for each vial

GHK-Cu pairs the tripeptide glycine-histidine-lysine with a copper(II) ion. The peptide occurs naturally in human plasma and entered the literature in 1973. Read more on the GHK-Cu listing. GLOW adds two further peptides to it, BPC-157 and the thymosin beta-4 based TB-500; the GLOW blend page covers it in detail.

Why a copper peptide bundle holds both vials

Comparison is the point. GHK-Cu is the most studied of the three GLOW components in skin cell work, with raised fibroblast collagen output described in 1988 and a 2015 review tracing its influence across gene pathways. Testing the single compound beside the blend shows whether BPC-157 and TB-500 change the copper peptide's behaviour in a given model. The GHK-Cu research studies library lists the published work.

Radiance bundle specifications

Two lots, two certificates; the GLOW one gives a measured figure for each component. On arrival, both vials go into frozen storage, protected from light and moisture, and stay there until the reconstitution date.

Radiance bundle price in Australia

The bundle is sold at one fixed price. The GLOW vial on its own is currently quoted on request, so the bundle is one of the priced ways to obtain the blend. For GLOW with diluent only, see the GLOW bundle; for GHK-Cu with KPV instead, see the skin research stack.

GHK-Cu and GLOW bundle: bac water maths

Add bacteriostatic water 10mL; none is included. If the copper peptide vial holds 50mg, five millilitres puts it at 10 mg per mL. The 70mg GLOW vial with seven millilitres lands on the same 10 mg per mL of combined peptide, which keeps the two arms easy to compare.

Radiance bundle Australia: status and dispatch

The TGA has not registered these compounds, and we supply them for in-vitro laboratory research only. Their scheduling sits within the Poisons Standard. Parcels go from inside Australia to the whole country; more copper peptide products are in the recovery research range.

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