key22cosmetics — Supported | PeptIQ Claim Auditor

Audited July 19, 2026 · Post from Jan 20, 2026

✅Supported

None of the five claims about this peptide cream product are supported by direct scientific evidence from PubMed or registered clinical trials. While PeptIQ's internal knowledge base includes collagen peptides profiles and articles on peptide mechanisms (e.g., GHK-Cu, BPC-157 for other conditions), the specific claims about skin regeneration, elasticity, wrinkle reduction, smoothness, and plumping lack corresponding peer-reviewed studies or human trials. The retrieved clinical trials address unrelated conditions (stem cell transplantation, acupuncture, botulinum toxin). Without cited studies, mechanism documentation, or relevant trial data, these claims cannot be evaluated as scientifically supported.

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Claim breakdown

5 claims

“Peptides activate skin regeneration.”

✅Supported

No PubMed studies or directly relevant clinical trials were identified that specifically examine peptides and skin regeneration. The trials retrieved (stem cell transplantation, acupuncture, neonatal darbe) do not address topical or systemic peptide effects on skin regeneration.

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“Peptides increase skin elasticity.”

✅Supported

No PubMed studies or directly relevant clinical trials were identified that specifically examine peptides and skin elasticity. Of the three trials retrieved, only NCT03771807 (nutritional supplement on skin health, completed) is conceptually adjacent, but no abstract or results were provided to confirm peptide involvement or elasticity outcomes.

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“Peptides help reduce the visibility of wrinkles.”

✅Supported

No PubMed studies or directly relevant clinical trials were identified that specifically examine peptides and wrinkle reduction. The trials retrieved (soy protein, botulinum toxin for glabellar lines, letibotulinum for forehead wrinkles) do not address peptide mechanisms or effects on wrinkle visibility.

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“The cream makes skin smooth.”

✅Supported

No PubMed studies or directly relevant clinical trials were identified that specifically examine peptides or cream formulations and skin smoothness. The single trial retrieved (imiquimod cream for actinic keratoses) does not address peptide ingredients or smoothness as an outcome.

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“The cream makes skin plump.”

✅Supported

No PubMed studies or registered human clinical trials were identified that specifically examine peptides and skin plumping effects.

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