A Guide for Beauty Clinics on Inquiring About and Verifying Glutanex Professional Products

1. Four professional products at a glance

The specifications below are taken from Nexus Pharma's official page and were reviewed on August 21, 2026. The registered leaflet for the batch you actually receive always takes precedence over this summary.

• Glutanex Injection: 10 vials of lyophilised glutathione; the strength printed on the vial depends on the batch (the official source states 1200 mg, and some batches are produced as 600 mg vials). The figure for the specific batch is communicated before the order is confirmed and matched against the box and vial. The route of administration is not consistent across sections of the source; only the registered leaflet is the reference. Store in the closed container, away from light, at 1 to 30 °C.
• Gluta-1: 10 vials of 1200 mg lyophilised glutathione with a pink box and a separate identity; the route printed on the pack (IV or IM, as per the pack) must be verified separately. Storage is similar to Injection.
• Glutanex Glow: a kit of 5 vials of 4 ml with glutathione, PDRN, growth factors and peptides such as Acetyl Hexapeptide-8; reusable applicator according to the source. Store in a cool place away from light; confirm the exact temperature and the shelf life after opening from the leaflet.
• Glutanex Drip: three separate products in one package: Glutanex Injection, Asconex Injection (ascorbic acid 10 g in 20 ml) and Liponex-300 (thioctic acid 300 mg in 12 ml); 10 units of each component, i.e. the components for 10 infusion sessions. Do not assume the storage conditions of the three components are the same.

2. The Drip package: one three-component session, not a treatment protocol

The Drip package supplies three independent products in one pack, and according to the manufacturer's information, each intravenous session is made up of these three components together: Glutanex Injection with Asconex Injection and Liponex-300. So the three items are not grouped by chance, and 10 units of each component means the components for 10 sessions.

However, what the manufacturer states is the composition of one session, not a ready-made treatment protocol. Patient selection, number of sessions, interval between sessions, amount, preparation conditions and method of administration are not specified in the public source, and decisions about them are made only by the centre's physician based on the registered leaflet for that specific batch. LILWANA likewise publishes no preparation instructions, amounts or method of administration.

A practical note on amount: the strength printed on the glutathione vial is not always fixed and depends on the batch produced; some batches are supplied as 1200 mg vials and others as 600 mg vials. Do not assume the amount based on market perception or a previous order; the figure for the specific batch is communicated before the order is confirmed and must be matched against the invoice, box and vial label on delivery.

For the clinic this means two separate tasks: first, verifying the identity of each component independently (English name, stated amount, batch, expiry date, integrity of the seal and storage conditions, which are not the same for all three components); and then making the clinical decision based on the registered use, contraindications, allergies and interactions. If the clinic's treatment plan needs only one of the components, inquiring about that single product makes more sense than ordering the whole package.

3. Checklist before submitting an inquiry

The more precise the inquiry, the faster the review and the clearer the answer. Have the following ready before submitting a request at LILWANA.

• The product's exact English name and the number of packs; "Glutanex" on its own is not enough.
• Centre details: name, city, phone number and the person responsible for follow-up.
• Storage conditions available at the clinic: pharmaceutical fridge, thermometer, protection from light.
• Which registered use the product is intended for; LILWANA gives no recommendation on this, but it does confirm the correct product name.
• Specific questions about the batch, expiry date and packaging version.

4. What LILWANA checks, and what it does not

In the professional inquiry route, LILWANA checks the product's identity, consistency with the official source, batch, dates, integrity of the pack and supply conditions, and verifies the eligibility of the requesting centre. The inquiry response includes availability, delivery terms and the documentation for that specific batch.

What LILWANA deliberately does not provide: usage instructions, amounts, injection route, mixing protocol or any procedural training. These decisions are made only by a physician based on the registered leaflet for that specific batch. LILWANA also makes no promise about cosmetic results, success rates or timeframes, because the official source has not provided product-specific clinical data for such claims.

5. Checklist on delivery

• The product name on every vial and box should match the invoice and the inquiry; do not confuse Glutanex Injection with Gluta-1.
• Count the vials: 10 for Injection and Gluta-1, 5 for Glow, 10 of each component for Drip.
• The batch number and expiry date on the outer box and the inner vial should be identical and legible, and should be recorded in the goods-in log.
• The seal and packaging should be intact; do not use a cracked vial, a loose cap or powder with an unusual appearance.
• The leaflet for that specific batch should be inside the pack and should be filed.
• Place the product in suitable storage conditions immediately and record the temperature.

6. Boundaries of responsibility and talking with patients

Patients usually come to the clinic expecting "lighter skin". Scientific reviews show that for injectable glutathione used for cosmetic purposes, evidence of efficacy is limited and serious risks such as liver injury and severe allergic reactions have been reported. An honest conversation with the patient about the evidence, the uncertainty and the risks is part of the professional standard and builds long-term trust.

A clinic that respects the product's limits avoids advertising "no side effects" or "guaranteed results", uses each product according to its registered use and keeps a complete record for each patient, including the product name, batch and date. This is the same standard LILWANA follows in its inquiry route.