Topical skincare · public-source review

NEOVA, in detail.

A copper-peptide cream with a visible bottle price and an occlusive base. Procedure-related marketing needs its own clinical context.

A review of public information. No hands-on testing, laboratory inspection or medical review is claimed.

A defined retail purchase

NEOVA’s Cu3 Tissue Repair page lists a 2 oz container at $72. That identifies a retail package, not a monthly prescription service or a measured amount of pure copper peptide. The amount belongs on a bottle-based comparison, with shipping and taxes confirmed at checkout. A larger total than another bottle is not meaningful until the package and purpose are understood.

Sources: NEOVA — Cu3 Tissue Repair, FDA — wrinkle treatments and anti-aging cosmetics

The base is part of the product

The ingredient list begins with petrolatum and includes water, waxes, glycerin and Bis (Tripeptide-1) Copper Acetate. The brand describes this as its Copper Peptide Complex. An occlusive cream can serve a different moisturizing role from a light water-based serum. That difference is more useful than grouping every copper-themed formula under one assumed strength or texture.

Sources: NEOVA — Cu3 Tissue Repair, FDA — wrinkle treatments and anti-aging cosmetics

Read recovery claims within the care setting

The manufacturer discusses use after procedures and on compromised skin. This review records that positioning without independently validating its wound or recovery claims. A person undergoing a procedure should follow the treating clinician’s aftercare instructions, rather than treating a retail review as permission to replace that plan. A cosmetic or ingredient claim is not evidence of approval for every advertised use.

Sources: NEOVA — Cu3 Tissue Repair, FDA — wrinkle treatments and anti-aging cosmetics

What the evidence does not settle

The page includes a clinical-study link and before-and-after material, but this publication has not independently examined participant-level data or verified a head-to-head result against the other copper products. A visible photograph does not establish which formula component produced the change, how representative it is, or whether another product would perform differently under the same conditions.

Sources: NEOVA — Cu3 Tissue Repair, FDA — wrinkle treatments and anti-aging cosmetics

Buying questions beyond the headline

The site says shipping rates are calculated at checkout and describes returns for unopened, unused products within 30 days. Confirm current conditions before relying on a refund after use. Our assessment values the identifiable formula, quantity and price while keeping clinical claims separate. No laboratory test, pharmacy audit or personal product trial was performed for this review.

Sources: NEOVA — Cu3 Tissue Repair, FDA — wrinkle treatments and anti-aging cosmetics

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NEOVATopical · Topical skincare

Cu3 Tissue Repair

Topical skincare

Official retail listing: $72 for 2 oz. Shipping is calculated at checkout; this is a container price, not a monthly prescription program.

$72/2 oz containerRead the breakdown →

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Sources & price notes

Each source retains its own check date. Provider pages document advertised terms; they do not independently establish clinical outcomes.

  1. NEOVA — Cu3 Tissue Repair ↗

    Official listing: $72 / 2 oz. Product identity and formula are documented; procedure and recovery claims are not independently verified.

    Checked October 10, 2026

  2. FDA — wrinkle treatments and anti-aging cosmetics ↗

    Distinguishes cosmetic appearance claims from structure/function claims. Product marketing is not a verified drug approval.

    Checked October 10, 2026