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Glutathione

Glutathione

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600mg

Lyophilized Powder

 

Glutathione

Glutathione is a powerful antioxidant widely recognized for its role in cellular health and oxidative stress studies. Each vial contains 600mg of high-purity lyophilized Glutathione, preserving its stability and potency for accurate, reliable research outcomes. Ideal for studies exploring cellular detoxification, immune function, and antioxidant effects, this lyophilized powder provides a stable, easy-to-handle solution for a variety of laboratory applications.

 

Research-supported actions commonly associated with Glutathione:

  • Reduces Oxidative Stress: Known for its strong antioxidant properties in cellular studies.
  • Supports Detoxification: Plays a role in detoxifying cells, particularly in liver function studies.
  • Boosts Immune Health: Frequently studied for its impact on immune response and function.
  • Protects Cellular Health: Known to protect cells from damage caused by free radicals and toxins.
  • Aids in Skin Health Research: Studied for its potential benefits in skin lightening and anti-aging.
  • Supports Liver Function: Often explored for its role in liver detoxification and repair.
  • Promotes Brain Health: Investigated for its neuroprotective effects in studies on brain health.
  • Anti-Aging Properties: Known for its potential in age-related cellular protection and wellness research.

 

Features for Glutathione:

  • High-Purity Glutathione: 600mg of premium-grade, lyophilized Glutathione for reliable study results.
  • Lyophilized for Stability: Freeze-dried to maintain potency and extend shelf life.
  • Antioxidant Power: Known for its strong antioxidant properties and role in detoxification.
  • Supports Cellular Health: Commonly researched for its impact on cellular repair and protection.
  • Easy Handling: Packaged in a secure vial for precise measurement and ease of use.
  • Consistent Reliability: Provides high purity and stable performance for various research applications.

 

This product is intended solely for laboratory research purposes. It is not suitable for consumption by humans, nor for medical, veterinary, or household purposes.

 

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Ray LaFond
Glutathione Not mixing well…it’s clumping

I added Bac water and swirled it not shaken. Let sit for a little while. 2 days later very clumpy sits on the bottom of the bottle.
It’s not normal for glutathione (GSH) powder to remain lumpy after adding bacteriostatic water (BW) or sterile water. It should dissolve relatively quickly. The issue could be due to several factors:

Possible Reasons for Poor Dissolution
1. Low-Quality or Improperly Stored Glutathione
• If the powder has been exposed to moisture or air, it may have partially degraded, making it harder to dissolve.
• Always store glutathione in a cool, dry place, ideally in the refrigerator.
2. Wrong Water-to-Powder Ratio
• If too little bacteriostatic water is used, the solution may become too concentrated, making dissolution difficult.
• Try increasing the amount of water slightly and swirling (not shaking) gently.
3. Glutathione Particle Size
• Some brands or formulations have larger particles that take longer to dissolve.
• Let it sit for a few minutes after adding the water, then gently swirl again.
4. Incorrect Mixing Technique
• Do not shake vigorously, as this can cause oxidation and clumping.
• Instead, tilt the vial gently and roll it between your hands to help it dissolve.
5. Water Temperature
• Using slightly warm (not hot) sterile water may help speed up dissolution. Avoid excessive heat, as it can degrade glutathione.

Solutions to Fix It
• Try adding a few more drops of bacteriostatic water and let it sit for 5–10 minutes before gently swirling.
• If clumps persist, check if the glutathione has expired or degraded.
• Make sure you’re using a pharmaceutical-grade product from a reputable source.

Are you using a lyophilized (freeze-dried) glutathione powder, or is it a pre-mixed liquid? Also, what brand or type are you using? That might help troubleshoot further.