Glutathione
Setria®·See why we use it →
What makes it different
Reduced Setria® form
The active form, not oxidized filler.
Liposomal
Survives the gut, where plain glutathione fails.
Full 500 mg dose
Disclosed to the milligram.
Tested 3×
Supplier, our lab, then a third party.
The knock on regular glutathione pills is fair: your gut breaks most of it down before it does anything. Ours is the liposomal Setria® form, built to survive your gut and actually get absorbed.
What it supports
Because we use Setria® — the exact ingredient and the exact dose the studies used, not a cheaper generic — we can stand behind what that research shows it supports:
The antioxidant your other antioxidants rely on to recharge.
Central to the liver's everyday clean-up work.
Studied for an even, healthy complexion.
Supports the function of immune cells under stress.
These are structure/function statements based on published studies of the ingredient, not on this finished product. They have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration, and this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.†
What's in it
One capsule daily, on an empty stomach.
Plain glutathione barely works as a pill — the gut breaks most of it down before it can work. We use Setria®, the active (reduced) form, in a sunflower liposome that gets it through. 500 mg, verified as the active form, not the oxidized one that pads a label.
The research
We don't make the claims. The studies do. 30+ studies on Setria® — read every one yourself.
Citations refer to published, peer-reviewed research on the ingredient — not on this finished product. Structure/function statements only, not evaluated by the FDA.† See all studies for Glutathione →
Where it comes from
Setria® reduced L-glutathione, made by fermentation by Kyowa Hakko.
Wrapped in a sunflower-derived liposome to survive digestion.
Encapsulated and bottled in an NSF-registered, cGMP facility.
Assayed for reduced (active) glutathione, not the oxidized form, plus microbials.
