Glutathione (GSH) Subcutaneous Research Dosing Protocol

[MyB]

First time purchases are bank transfer or you can email them for their credit card processing. They make extra steps because bad actors do charge backs. Once you’re an established customer the credit card option is directly available in checkout (is for me anyway).

[WisGal64]

@myb thank you

[mrjoshua44]

@MyB Sure, but with the way things are at with Customs now, it would be my luck my shipment gets hung up or I just won't see it. Plus I got my package in two days. That's worth it to me rather than taking the gamble of $90 and I may or may not even get my order.

[WisGal64]

@myb I read the specs, it says it whitens skin? Does it really do that?

[MyB]

@wisgal64 when injected into the skin doing mesotherapy it can. Fair skin is a goal for some people darker than “white”. The antioxidants help prevent sun damage aka tanning.

[keurimm]

@WisGal64 i've been trying to read up on subcutaneous results since i only have experience with IV infusions but even after just two session IV infusion skin was noticeably lighter. I honestly had no purpose to get the infusions also, just joined my mother (and her rat?) because she said it was for her liver health and brother wanted practice placing IV's lol. going into this rabbit hole made me realize i've been using peptides longer than i thought i have been hahaha

[mrjoshua44]

@keurimm My rat prefers his Glutathione IM, 400mg-500mg 3x per week in the thigh or glute. It's good stuff! Haven't been sick once, no seasonal allergies and skin that's never looked better.

[jackiewatson]

@wisgal64 , hmmm....sounds like using this and MT1 might be counterintuitive?

[WisGal64]

@jackiewatson ya, this is where I’m at, definitely don’t want to run together. I want the benefits of both but will have to do some more research

[JNader66]

@brandenscheidecker
I got some from Mile High recently.