Twelve people describing the month it stopped being hard.

I filled the form on Monday night, spoke to the doctor Tuesday morning, and the rider brought it to my office in Ikeja before 5pm. Down 11 kg since March.

Discreet is not a marketing word here — the box said nothing, the rider asked no questions. That mattered to me more than the price.

I started GHK-Cu for my hairline and my skin changed first. The monthly photo review keeps me honest about using it.

Week five was rough and I nearly stopped. The doctor held me at 5 mg instead of pushing me up, and added the anti-sickness tablet at no charge. That decision is the only reason I am still on it.

My father's blood pressure tablets used to run out because nobody had time for the pharmacy. Now the box arrives before the last one finishes and a doctor actually looks at his readings.

The price on the website is the price I paid. I have been quoted three different figures for the same drug by three different clinics on the Island, so publishing it was the thing that made me trust them.

I asked for the certificate of analysis half expecting to be ignored. It came back the same afternoon with the batch number matching my delivery note.

The strip in my box had tripped after the flight to Enugu. I sent a photo, they replaced the vial and it arrived two days later. No argument, no form to fill.

Down 19 kg. My knees stopped hurting somewhere around month four, which nobody warned me about and which I now consider the main benefit.

I was turned down. The doctor explained exactly why, referred me to a cardiologist first, and I was not charged a naira. I came back four months later and started properly.

Being able to ask about a side effect at 8pm and get a real answer before bed is worth more than the medication being slightly cheaper somewhere else.

Twelve weeks of GHK-Cu, honest photo review, and my doctor said it had not done enough to justify continuing. They stopped it. I did not expect that from a subscription.