Glutathione Reduced Powder

Description

What is Glutathione Reduced Powder？

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Glutathione Reduced Powder is a water-soluble peptide made up of three amino acids: glutamine, glycine, and cysteine. It is an antioxidant that is present in all cells. Glutathione is a unique antioxidant, as it is produced in the liver. Most antioxidants have to be consumed through diet or supplements. Therefore, it is widely used in cosmetics, medicine, health care products and other industries.

 

 

Glutathione Reduced Powder Specification

Product Name	Specification	Color
Glutathione Reduced Powder	98% HPLC	White powder

Items	Specifications
Assay	≥98% HPLC
Appearance	White or off-white powder
Related substances	GSSG≤1.5%
Chlorides	≤200ppm
Sulfates	≤200ppm
Ammonium	≤200ppm
Physical Characteristics
Loss on drying	≤0.5%
Residue on ignition	≤0.1%
Specific rotation	-15.5°～-17.5°
Heavy Metals
Heavy metals	≤10ppm
Iron	≤10ppm

 

Glutathione Reduced Powder Manufacturer Flow Chart

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Why Choose Maxmedchem?

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Glutathione reduced powder factory direct supply, and warehouse stock service, could lower your purchase cost, logistic cost, customer clearance cost, etc. Wide a wide product range, we can provide you with many products in small quantities per single order, which saves repeated logistic costs and custom clearance costs for you. Our uniquely positioned to address common challenges of supply, cost, quality, application, and regulatory requirements – as well as meeting needs.

 

By Maxmedchem Are:

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Inspected and tested by international laboratories before each shipment

 

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On-time shipments and flexible delivery options

Products certified “safe to use”

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Profitable Glutathione Reduced Powder Price

 

 

Glutathione Reduced Powder Application and Dosage

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Glutathione Reduced Powder is mainly used in whitening skin care products, such as serum, facial mask, emulsion, toner, essence, cream, etc.

Product	Reference Dosage
Glutathione 98%	0.1-0.5%

Attention:

• Glutathione cannot be used with vitamin B₁₂, orotic acid (vitamin B₁₃) into cosmetics, or it will cause skin irritation.

 

Pharmacological Studies of Glutathione in Cosmetics

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Test Items	Concentration	Result
Elimination of free radical DPPH	0.1%	Elimination rate：65%
Removal rate of superoxide radical	1.0%	Elimination rate：23.1%
Inhibition of lipid peroxidation	0.1%	Inhibition rate：40%
Inhibition of protein damage under UVA	1mmol/l	Inhibition rate：79.7%
Inhibition of hyaluronic acid decrease	1%	Inhibition rate：57.4%
Inhibition of the activity of B-16 melanocytes	0.1mg/ml	Inhibition rate：57.1%
Inhibition of tyrosinase activity	0.1mg/ml	Inhibition rate：83.5%

 

Glutathione Reduced for Skin Benefits

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1. Whitening: One of the most common uses of glutathione reduced powder for skin is as a lightening agent. Glutathione may lighten skin by interfering with melanin synthesis. Several studies examined the effects of glutathione on skin lightening and found that glutathione lowered participants’ melanin index scores.

2. Antioxidant: Glutathione reduced powder is a powerful antioxidant that helps protect cells from oxidative stress and damage. Supplementing with glutathione powder can help maintain optimal levels of this antioxidant in the body.

3. Skin health: Topical application of Glutathione reduced powder or taking it as a supplement may help improve skin health by reducing hyperpigmentation, promoting an even skin tone, and improving skin elasticity.

4. Anti-aging: Glutathione reduced powder antioxidant properties can help combat the signs of aging by reducing oxidative stress, which contributes to cellular damage and aging.

 

 

Glutathione Reduced Powder Uses

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Glutathione Reduced Powder can be used in various ways, depending on the desired outcome and the individual’s preferences. Here are some common methods of application:

1. Oral supplementation: Glutathione powder can be taken orally as a dietary supplement. It can be mixed with water, juice, or a smoothie to mask the taste. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended dosage instructions and consult with a healthcare professional before starting supplementation.

2. Sublingual application: Some people choose to apply glutathione powder sublingually (under the tongue) for better absorption. Place the recommended dose of powder under the tongue and allow it to dissolve before swallowing.

3. Liposomal glutathione: Liposomal glutathione is a form of glutathione that has been encapsulated in liposomes to enhance its absorption and bioavailability. This can be taken orally or used topically for skin health.

4. Topical application: Glutathione powder can be used topically for skin health benefits. Mix the powder with a carrier oil, such as coconut oil, or moisturizing cream, and apply it directly to the skin. This can help with hyperpigmentation, uneven skin tone, and improving skin elasticity.

5. Nasal spray: Some glutathione products come in the form of a nasal spray, which can be helpful for respiratory support. Follow the product instructions for proper use and dosage.

 

 

Glutathione Reduced Powder Package

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Glutathione Reduced Powder packaging plays a crucial role in preserving the product’s freshness, quality, and shelf life. Consider the following packaging features:

• Packaging And Delivery

Packaging Details	10g/Bag,1Kg/bag/25kg/Drum, According to your requirements
Port	China main port

• In Stock

Supply Ability

5000 Kilogram/Kilograms per Month

• Lead Time

Quantity (kilograms)	1-500	＞500
Lead time (days)	5	To be negotiated

 

Where to buy Glutathione Reduced Powder?

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You can buy Glutathione Reduced Powder at Maxmedchem Company an industry-leading manufacturer and distributor of pure dietary supplements. Contact maxmedchem.com to place an order today.

 

 

 

 

 

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https://www.verywellhealth.com/benefits-of-glutathione-89457

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