Looking for info on Immortal selling AHK-cu, couldnt find in threads

[sizzlinghairs]

could someone point me to the post where this is being discussed?? Thanks!

[nidhogge]

Hey sizzle,

We're just waiting on it to be shipped out to us (probably by Friday), and when it arrives, it will be immediately available for purchase. We will share the info. as to how to purchase as soon as it's in inventory. GHK-Cu wil be available as well.

[The_Mentalist]

Please enlighten me on the difference between GHK and AHK?

What is the mechanism do they work on for eg., as Anti-Androgen, Anti-Inflammatory or they have some stem sell science behind it?

Thanks for any info

[israelite]

Please enlighten me on the difference between GHK and AHK?

What is the mechanism do they work on for eg., as Anti-Androgen, Anti-Inflammatory or they have some stem sell science behind it?

Thanks for any info

dude dont be lazy! u can research what the differences is!

[LawOfThelema]

looking forward to this, as it would be cheaper than any other source I've seen (provided it is $27/g still) will you guys also be selling the vehicles either cream or liquid?

Is the liquid vehicle just ethyl alcohol + propelyne glycol?

[The_Mentalist]

dude dont be lazy! u can research what the differences is!

typing those keys to write a sentence did not hurt nor would have the answer to my question instead

[nidhogge]

Mentalist--

Personally, I haven't researched the technicalities between both GHK-Cu and AHK-Cu, however, from what I've seen it appears that AHK-Cu is geared more toward the hair, and GHK-Cu more toward the face (diminish signs of aging).

It's going to be $27 or $28 a gram for the AHK-Cu for sure...GHK-Cu a few bucks less.

As for vehicles--you can blend it in water, RejuvePlex, and perhaps even Marine Sea Kelp Bioferment (which we will be selling as well). In fact, a solution that is composed of 20% Marine Sea Kelp Bioferment and 2.5-5% AHK-Cu would probably do your scalp good.

[virtua_]

Mentalist--

Personally, I haven't researched the technicalities between both GHK-Cu and AHK-Cu, however, from what I've seen it appears that AHK-Cu is geared more toward the hair, and GHK-Cu more toward the face (diminish signs of aging).

It's going to be $27 or $28 a gram for the AHK-Cu for sure...GHK-Cu a few bucks less.

As for vehicles--you can blend it in water, RejuvePlex, and perhaps even Marine Sea Kelp Bioferment (which we will be selling as well). In fact, a solution that is composed of 20% Marine Sea Kelp Bioferment and 2.5-5% AHK-Cu would probably do your scalp good.

When will you be starting to sell?

[The_Mentalist]

ok, any update on this, when are you selling it? mpbtreatments and salderma have them for quite expensive. I think we would rather buy from you

[LawOfThelema]

Dan posted the link to the store where they sell the AHK. they already selling. Need to get mine and get started. Gotta try to regain at least -0.5 norwood on the temples. Going with ASC-J9 and AHK. Should be good.

[CausticSymmetry]

www.HairEvo.com

[The_Mentalist]

There is a problem with evo then.

They do no t seem to carry liquid solution for ahk (making our own is a hassle)

so, I would have to buy

Rejuvex liquid vehicle 2oz (60ml) $28
then
add/mix 1.4g of ahk (to make barely 2.5% sol) approx. $42

for a total cost of $70.

However, mpbtreatments have
5% ahk 60 ml (~2oz), for $35, that is half the price. (however, it says "coming soon). So I am thinking, mpb liquid ahk sol is a better value because you are getting twice the amount of ahk 2.8g (5% Sol)) and already prepared for $35. I am assuming, they are probably using cheaper liquid vehicle, but it would still be a better value.

Am I misreading something?

[LawOfThelema]

^ sounds about right. i mean, you dont need the rejevuplex. regular alcohol and propelyne glycol is cheaper. its not too hard to mix a batch. i dont think it has stability issues, so you can mix a big bottle worth. it'd be cheapest to mix your own.

[The_Mentalist]

^Yes, I know I can get alc/pg or alc/lil minox mix and have y own solution from powder. But, what is so strange is that:

powder cost at evo is much less than one at mpb, so I can buy powder from evo and just put it in minox perhaps.
powder at mpb is a lot more expensive, so I wouldn't buy powder from them.

However, here is interesting point: the mpb already prepared liquid 5% solution would still come out to be cheaper than if I bought powder from from mpb. That does not make sense. Raw material much more expensive than prepared solution on mpb website?

With that said, considering the weight ratio in solution, mpb 5% 60ml solution (should have approx. 3g ahk in it) would cost $35 (raw powder from them would cost $150). Whereas, same amount of 3g from evo would cost me $84, and then I would have to make my own solution at home. I am perplexed

SO, I am hoping, mpb is not reading this and that it is not a typo error on mpb website

[scottyc33]

^Yes, I know I can get alc/pg or alc/lil minox mix and have y own solution from powder. But, what is so strange is that:

powder cost at evo is much less than one at mpb, so I can buy powder from evo and just put it in minox perhaps.
powder at mpb is a lot more expensive, so I wouldn't buy powder from them.

However, here is interesting point: the mpb already prepared liquid 5% solution would still come out to be cheaper than if I bought powder from from mpb. That does not make sense. Raw material much more expensive than prepared solution on mpb website?

With that said, considering the weight ratio in solution, mpb 5% 60ml solution (should have approx. 3g ahk in it) would cost $35 (raw powder from them would cost $150). Whereas, same amount of 3g from evo would cost me $84, and then I would have to make my own solution at home. I am perplexed

SO, I am hoping, mpb is not reading this and that it is not a typo error on mpb website

I don't see how they could possibly have 3g of AHK in that solution at that price. Makes absolutely no sense.

[scottyc33]

^Yes, I know I can get alc/pg or alc/lil minox mix and have y own solution from powder. But, what is so strange is that:

powder cost at evo is much less than one at mpb, so I can buy powder from evo and just put it in minox perhaps.
powder at mpb is a lot more expensive, so I wouldn't buy powder from them.

However, here is interesting point: the mpb already prepared liquid 5% solution would still come out to be cheaper than if I bought powder from from mpb. That does not make sense. Raw material much more expensive than prepared solution on mpb website?

With that said, considering the weight ratio in solution, mpb 5% 60ml solution (should have approx. 3g ahk in it) would cost $35 (raw powder from them would cost $150). Whereas, same amount of 3g from evo would cost me $84, and then I would have to make my own solution at home. I am perplexed

SO, I am hoping, mpb is not reading this and that it is not a typo error on mpb website

I think they read your post because the 5% solution is $110 now lol.

[The_Mentalist]

^ I just read that too. They now have several options whereas, just until yesterday, there was only one 5% solution for $38 (up from $35) was listed.

It makes it quite expensive now. But, at Evo, it would cost $84 powder plus the vehicle $28 will make it $112 roughly there.

Anyone, with groupbuy? Please see if we can do a groupbuy for this

[nidhogge]

Mentalist--

That $35 they had listed was just to draw people in to the site and get people talking. The fact that it wasn't available for purchase at that price, was evidence for that.

Group buy won't save you much money...our mark-up on AHK-Cu and GHK-Cu is incredibly low. It's offered as more of a convenience to people here than something to make a buck off of.

Pre-mixed RejuvePlex solutions will be available in the near future, but not immediately due to the time involved on my behalf of mixing these for folks. The idea behind mixing it with RejuvePlex is that you're getting it into a liposomal formula that has hair and skin benefits of its own, without the harsh properties that come with ethanol (alcohol) and propylene glycol that can be counter-productive to AHK-Cu.

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