99% HPLC Copper Tripeptide 1 Peptide 100mg Vial Amber-Sealed Cosmetic Grade
Product Overview
A 100mg vial looks small on the bench, but it is one of the few pack sizes that suits a formulator running a single trial batch. Weighing 100mg of a hygroscopic peptide out of a bulk jar means a balance, a static problem, and a real chance of losing part of the sample to the paper you weighed it on. With the material already in the vial, that step disappears and the trial starts from the stated mass.
Each vial holds Copper Tripeptide 1 at 99% purity (CAS 89030-95-5), lyophilized and sealed in amber glass with a desiccant. The powder dissolves readily in water and carries the faint blue-green tone expected of a copper complex; a heavy or uneven tint would point to an imperfect batch, and appearance is checked per lot.
Product Details Sheet
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Copper Tripeptide 1 |
| CAS Number | 89030-95-5 |
| Grade | Cosmetic Grade |
| Purity | 99% (HPLC) |
| Format | Lyophilized powder, 100mg per vial |
| Appearance | White to pale blue-green powder |
| Solubility | Freely soluble in water |
| Storage | 2–8°C, dry, protected from light |
| Vial | Amber glass, sealed, desiccant included |
Key Features & Functional Advantages
No weighing step: the 100mg charge is already measured, which removes both the static loss and the balance time from a small trial.
Copper content verified: the assay covers the copper load, not just the peptide backbone, so the active complex is confirmed rather than assumed.
Amber protection: the vial shields the complex from light, which is the main cause of colour drift in stored copper peptides.
Single-use portion: one vial per trial means the material is exposed to air once, briefly, instead of every time someone opens a bulk container.
Application Scenarios
Serum prototyping, where 100mg makes roughly 200ml at 0.05% for bench evaluation.
Sample batches of eye cream or mask base for stability and colour testing.
Contract formulation labs handling several client briefs, each needing its own small charge.
Cosmetic science teaching, where students work at milligram scale.
Storage & Procurement
Keep at 2–8°C, dry, vial sealed, out of direct light. Once reconstituted, use the solution within the working session; a copper complex left in dilute solution for days will drift in colour and activity. Avoid co-formulating with strong acid actives such as ascorbic acid or AHAs, since low pH tends to release the copper from the peptide. Stock lead time is 3–5 working days.![]()