How Much Copper Peptide Is in Biossance Squalane + Copper Peptide?

We sell a competing copper peptide serum, so weigh this accordingly. Everything here came from Biossance's own product page on 24 August 2026 and was independently re-checked.

The short answer

Biossance does not state a copper peptide concentration. We searched the full page source for every percentage figure on it. None of them attach to the copper peptide. The words "concentration" and "potency" do not appear. Copper Tripeptide appears three times, never with a number.

What is disclosed

Field Value
Stated concentration Not disclosed
Formulation pH Not disclosed
Full INCI published Yes, 32 ingredients
Copper Tripeptide-1 position 7th of 32
Price $69 for 50ml
Price per ml About $1.38

What 7th of 32 tells you

Ingredients are listed by descending weight down to 1%, below which the order is arbitrary. Seventh position puts the copper peptide in the upper portion of the formula, which rules out a pure trace inclusion.

It does not give you a number. Anything at or under 1% can sit anywhere, so 7th is compatible with a wide range of actual concentrations. It is a ceiling and a floor, not a measurement.

The context that matters here

This is not marketed primarily as a copper peptide serum. It is a squalane serum with a copper peptide in it, and the name says so honestly. Biossance's identity is built on squalane, and judging it purely on copper peptide disclosure is a bit like judging a moisturiser on its SPF.

That said, if you came looking specifically for a copper peptide product, the thing you want to know is not stated, and no ingredient database carries it either. We checked.

The comparison

At $1.38 per ml this sits below our $2.00 per ml. What we publish that they do not: a stated 1% GHK-Cu and a formulation pH of 6.0.

What they have that we do not: a squalane base with a substantial supporting formula, and a brand with real retail presence and reviews behind it. Different products for different buyers.

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