Identity
Reduced glutathione
The GSH form is specified instead of relying on a generic antioxidant label.
Inside the formula
Glutathione exists in different redox states. This label identifies reduced L-glutathione and provides a clear 2-capsule serving amount.
Identity
The GSH form is specified instead of relying on a generic antioxidant label.
Dose
The serving amount is declared without a proprietary blend.
Evidence
Some human studies report changes in body glutathione stores; responses and methods differ.


Human evidence · randomized trial
The tripeptide active
Gamma-glutamyl-cysteinyl-glycine (GSH)
What it is: Glutathione is a tripeptide made from glutamate, cysteine and glycine. The reduced form participates in cellular redox reactions.
Evidence context: A six-month randomized trial found oral glutathione increased glutathione levels in several body compartments. It did not validate every marketed detoxification claim.
The focused formula supplies one identified glutathione form, keeping the ingredient and serving amount easy to audit.
Every other label-listed ingredient
An inactive carrier that supports consistent capsule fill.
The plant-derived capsule shell.
The formulation rationale
Defined redox form: “Reduced” identifies the glutathione form in the capsule; it should not be confused with a guarantee of absorption or clinical effect.
Active + delivery materials: Rice flour and cellulose support the physical capsule. The label does not portray them as antioxidant actives.
Biochemistry + realistic claims: Glutathione participates in redox biology, but that does not make a supplement a universal detoxification treatment.
Ingredient-profile photography: Unsplash. Image is illustrative and does not establish batch provenance.