[Whitening 3 Types] Cinderella & Glutathione & Vitamin Injection 10 Sessions
Antioxidant injection is a vitamin·antioxidant-based injection administered through an IV to improve fatigue and skin condition. An antioxidant IV menu is the intravenous administration of injectable drug products, sold under cosmetic headings such as glutathione, vitamin, Cinderella and licorice injections. The regulatory records cited on this page do not contain a cosmetic indication for that route: the FDA states it has never approved an injectable product for skin whitening or brightening, and the Korean product record cited here lists poisoning and chronic liver disease indications only. This page is written to help you judge that gap, not to recommend a booking. Regulatory position on lightening injections: FDA: no injectable product has ever been approved for skin whitening or brightening Korean approval record cited: Reduced glutathione injection — drug and alcohol poisoning, liver function in chronic liver disease; record withdrawn November 2020 Intravenous evidence base: One placebo-controlled trial: 1200 mg twice weekly for 6 weeks, response 37.5% vs 18.7%, effect lost within 6 months Reported harms: Adverse events in 32% of that trial; endotoxin recall with at least 30 people reporting fever, chills or sepsis-like symptoms (FDA, 27 August 2026) What is actually being administered when a clinic lists an antioxidant IV? An injectable drug product, delivered into a vein, listed under a cosmetic heading.
Glutathione Injection · Cinderella Injection · Vitamin Injection
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