A list to take with you
Ask for the total. Keep the details.
You can copy these questions into your own notes. Start with the unanswered one that most affects your decision.
Name the offer before comparing it.
- What exactly is being offered, and is it put on skin or injected?
- What evidence in people supports it for my concern?
- What is the basis for offering this specific form?
No GHK-Cu medicine had FDA (the U.S. Food and Drug Administration) approval as of September 30, 2026. Neither a drug maker nor the government supplied an official medicine price.
Keep the product’s form and the reason for the proposed care at the top of your notes.
Keep a quote and a payment answer together.
- What is the full payment before the first visit?
- Is the product included or billed separately?
- Are tests and explaining the results included?
- What can I ask after the visit without another charge?
- Does the quoted price change after an introductory offer?
- Does anything renew, and how can I end it?
- What happens to my payment if no care plan goes ahead?
- Can you send the whole breakdown and terms in writing?
Do not rush to fill a blank. While you seek more detail, leave a question open if its answer is still missing.
Check who would pay each line.
- What can my insurance plan confirm for this exact offer?
- If I pay without insurance, what is the complete quote?
- If I use a medical spending account, what proof does its administrator need?
Keep the insurance reply beside the service’s quote. Ask each side to explain any difference before deciding.
The price limit behind these questions.
Use the FDA search to check drug approvals. Ask the service for its own written price.