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Glutathione 600mg

science Standard Reference Dosing

Vial Strength 600mg

BAC Water 3mL

Dose / Injection 100mg

Schedule Twice Weekly

Typical Cycle Commonly run in 4-8 week blocks, often with a 2-4 week break between cycles.

Draw Amount 50 units

Use at least 3mL of bacteriostatic water when reconstituting - less than that can cause the solution to thicken or gel up. Can be injected either intramuscularly (IM) or subcutaneously (SubQ).

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Community Reported Benefits

check_circle Neutralizes free radicals and helps maintain cellular redox balance, the foundation of most longevity-stack claims.
check_circle Supports liver detoxification pathways and the clearance of heavy metals and other toxins.
check_circle Frequently reported to improve skin clarity and brightness with sustained use.

Things to Watch For

info Generally very well tolerated
info Occasional mild injection-site irritation
info Titrate up gradually (start ~100mg) to avoid rare GI discomfort at higher doses
info A brief burning or stinging sensation at the injection site is common with Glutathione compared to other peptides - this is normal and usually fades within a minute or so.

schedule Best Time to Take (Community Consensus)

Any time of day; many stack it in the morning alongside other injections.

The Science

A tripeptide (glutamate-cysteine-glycine) that acts as the body's central antioxidant, neutralizing reactive oxygen species and supporting Phase II liver detoxification.

Technical Reference

Half-life Rapidly metabolized (minutes) - dosed for cumulative antioxidant effect, not sustained blood levels

Mol. Weight 307.32 g/mol

ac_unit Storage & Handling

Store the lyophilized powder frozen; reconstituted solution should be refrigerated, protected from light, and used within 2-3 weeks. Avoid freeze-thaw cycles.

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Compiled from community-reported research protocols for informational purposes. Not medical advice. Consult a licensed physician before starting any research or personal protocol.