Copper peptides are generally well tolerated, but as with any ingredient they are not totally risk-free
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Copper peptides are not safe for everyone: those with copper allergy, active rosacea, severe eczema, or a severely damaged barrier should avoid them and consider alternatives like PDRN or niacinamide
These trials were discontinued because the clinical endpoints did not reach statistical significance when comparing ipamorelin to placebo [5]
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