Refills for L-Glutathione Pen

There are two different forms of glutathione: L and D. For human physiology, we need the L version: L-Glutathione. Once a supplement is made, it’s impossible to separate the L from the D, but it’s only the L that gives us the health benefits. So, any supplement that is 100% L-Glutathione will be a superior antioxidant supplement.

Unopened and stored at a temperature between 2 and 5 degrees celsius, the L-Glutathione solution lasts for 12 months. Once your cartridge is added to the pen, we recommend using within the month and ensuring the pen remains refrigerated when not in use.

The auto pen delivers L-Glutathione via subcutaneous injection, ensuring near 100% bioavailability for rapid absorption and effectiveness. This ensures the digestive system doesn’t interfere with the solution’s original potency.

The syringes provided are intended for subcutaneous injections, which involve administering the injection just under the skin into the fatty tissue. We suggest using areas like the stomach, hips, or buttocks for these injections.

Your cartridge is packed with 750mg of active L-Glutathione and a small amount of sterile solution. Nothing else is added. Our L-Glutathione is the highest-grade and purest on the market; we are the leaders & pioneers in all things related to wellness injections.

Keep L-Glutathione cartridges refrigerated for optimal potency. The pen and other components can be stored at room temperature. However, when you have attached a cartridge to your pen, we recommend storing both in the fridge when not in use.

Dispose of any used needles in the designated sharps bin. When disposing of needles, it’s important to be cautious and ensure that they are not sticking out of the bin. This helps ensure a clean and responsible process.

Most individuals do not experience any side effects. However, due to how L-Glutathione interacts with the body, side effects can include: 

1. Allergic Reaction
2. Nausea
3. Diarrhoea
4. Headache
5. Skin Sensitivity
6. Dizziness
7. Low Blood Pressure
8. Cramping
9. Bloating
10. Skin Rash

If you notice any of these side effects, stop your usage immediately and seek medical attention. In this case, we recommend you speak with your GP. For less immediate concerns, book an online or telephone call with our registered nurse, Georgina Glenn.

Yes, there are certain health conditions which mean you should not supplement L-Glutathione. This includes:

• Those with allergies to Glutathione
• Those who are pregnant or breastfeeding
• Those using blood thinners or anti-coagulants
• Those using chemotherapy agents (Cisplatin, Doxorubicin, etc)
• Those with asthma
• Those with unknown health issues

Regardless of your health status, we recommend consulting with your GP before adding L-Glutathione into your wellness routine. You can also book an appointment with our registered nurse, Georgina Glenn.

L-Glutathione is still considered a supplement, not a medical treatment. That’s because clinical studies aren’t extensive enough to confidently state L-Glutathione’s benefits. However, the research that has been conducted suggests that it may benefit skin health, immunity, and detoxification. That’s because our bodies naturally produce the molecule which plays a role in each of the aforementioned biological rhythms.