Both contain glutathione as the active; the number refers to the amount per vial. Gluthion provides 600mg per vial, while higher-strength products such as Glutaone provide 1200mg per vial. The appropriate strength for a given protocol is selected by the treating professional.

It is a descriptor in the product name indicating the formulation is built around a purified glutathione active, supplied as a sterile lyophilized powder. We do not state a specific purity percentage here; for any exact purity specification, refer to the manufacturer’s product documentation.

Glutathione is sensitive to oxidation in solution. A sterile lyophilized (freeze-dried) powder keeps the 600mg of active stable in the sealed vial until it is reconstituted into solution immediately before use, helping ensure it is administered in its active form.

Glutathione is widely used in antioxidant and skin-tone protocols, which is the basis for the product’s brightening positioning. We do not make quantified efficacy claims. Note that intravenous glutathione for skin-tone purposes is not approved in many jurisdictions.

It is for administration by trained medical professionals only, after assessing patient suitability. The powder is reconstituted immediately before use and the prepared solution used promptly. It should be avoided in pregnancy and breastfeeding and in anyone with known hypersensitivity to glutathione or any component.