A review of public information. No hands-on testing, laboratory inspection or medical review is claimed.
Identify the regular formula first
Skin Biology’s Super Cop page discusses a copper-peptide cream and supplies a specific ingredient list labeled Super Cop Regular. Parts of the same page also discuss Super Cop 2X. Those references should not be combined into one product record: the regular formula is the selection reviewed here, and a stronger-sounding variant name is not a substitute for checking the actual package.
Sources: Skin Biology — Super Cop Regular, FDA — wrinkle treatments and anti-aging cosmetics
A complex formula deserves more than a copper label
The regular list includes hydrolyzed soy protein, cupric chloride, squalane, glycerin, amino acids and several other ingredients. It also contains grapefruit peel oil, menthol, camphor and jasmine essential oil. These details may matter to a sensitivity history and prevent an accurate review from calling the product a simple, fragrance-free peptide moisturizer.
Sources: Skin Biology — Super Cop Regular, FDA — wrinkle treatments and anti-aging cosmetics
Color does not supply a concentration
The brand discusses the cream’s blue-green color and describes its copper-peptide system. This review does not use color as a potency measurement or infer a pure GHK-Cu percentage from the marketing. Different copper-containing ingredients and complexes need their own definitions before a percentage or milligram comparison can be meaningful.
Sources: Skin Biology — Super Cop Regular, FDA — wrinkle treatments and anti-aging cosmetics
Why the listing has no dollar figure
The accessible source did not establish a reliable current price tied to a selected size. We keep the record unpriced instead of borrowing a historical search result or another variant’s amount. A buyer can avoid confusion by recording the regular-versus-2X selection before reading promotional bundles or adding delivery. Changing the selected size or variant creates a different quote that should be checked independently. An unknown price is excluded from numerical quote comparisons and sorts after priced offers. It is a request for a more complete quotation, not a zero-dollar bargain.
Sources: Skin Biology — Super Cop Regular, FDA — wrinkle treatments and anti-aging cosmetics
Our assessment
The public formula is useful for comparing product identity and ingredient complexity. Broad appearance claims, research language and a customer testimonial do not independently establish a clinical advantage. Confirm the variant, size, full label, delivered price and suitability for the intended use. Anyone receiving procedure-related care should keep the clinician’s plan separate from a retailer’s general routine suggestions.
Sources: Skin Biology — Super Cop Regular, FDA — wrinkle treatments and anti-aging cosmetics
Every offer in our file.
Super Cop Regular
Topical skincareThe regular cream has an identifiable ingredient list, but the reviewed page did not establish a current selected-size price. Super Cop 2X is a separate variant.
Follow the evidence
Sources & price notes
Each source retains its own check date. Provider pages document advertised terms; they do not independently establish clinical outcomes.
- Skin Biology — Super Cop Regular ↗
Regular formula reviewed. No stable selected-size price established; references to Super Cop 2X are not treated as the same formula.
Checked October 10, 2026
- 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