LIPOSOMAL GLUTATHIONE / 60 ML
Your master
antioxidant.
In daily drops.
Cellular defence. Natural detoxification. An antioxidant network that works together. Discover glutathione, your body’s own antioxidant peptide, in liposomal liquid drops.
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LIQUID ORAL DROPS. 60 ml
IN THE CONVERSATION
What people say
about glutathione.
Different voices. One fascinating molecule.
Watch the conversations behind the interest.
Independent voices discussing glutathione. Watch the original conversation.
10 videos
glutathione
matters.Watch on TikTok ↗
role in
your body.Watch on TikTok ↗
master
antioxidant.Watch on TikTok ↗
Immunity.
Energy.Watch on TikTok ↗
Skin &
complexion.Watch on TikTok ↗
antioxidant
defence.Watch on TikTok ↗
delivery &
absorption.Watch on TikTok ↗
The liver
connection.Watch on TikTok ↗
Low levels.Watch on TikTok ↗
Glutathione.Watch on TikTok ↗
ANTIOXIDANT PEPTIDELIPOSOMAL DELIVERYLIQUID ORAL DROPS
MEET THE TRIPEPTIDE
Your body’s antioxidant peptide.
In daily drops.
Glutathione is a naturally occurring tripeptide—three amino acids joined together—involved in cellular antioxidant defence. GlutaPeptide brings it into a liposomal liquid format.
Three amino acids. Liposomal delivery. No needles.
Explore the molecule ↗GluGlutamateCysCysteineGlyGlycine
GLUTATHIONE AT WORK
Why your body needs
glutathione.
Cell protection, skin, liver, immunity and cellular energy. Discover what glutathione does in your body and where supplementation is being studied.
01Antioxidant defence
Cell
protection.
Helps neutralise reactive molecules and protect cells from oxidative stress.
How it works
Glutathione works with enzymes to manage oxidative stress, neutralising certain reactive molecules and breaking down peroxides.
Explore the biology ↗02Skin research
Skin &
radiance.
A 12-week oral-glutathione study found fewer wrinkles at some measured skin sites.
How it works
Skin tone, elasticity and fine lines: oral glutathione is being studied across all three. A 12-week trial reported improvements in some skin measurements.
Explore the skin study ↗03Natural detoxification
Liver &
detox.
Helps the liver prepare certain unwanted compounds for removal.
How it works
Your liver uses glutathione to bind certain unwanted compounds, helping prepare them for elimination. A key part of the body’s own detoxification machinery.
Explore liver pathways ↗04Liposomal research
Immune
function.
Helps maintain balance inside immune cells. Liposomal research has measured increased immune-cell activity.
How it works
Immune cells use glutathione to maintain their chemical balance. A human liposomal pilot reported increased natural-killer-cell activity and lymphocyte proliferation.
Liposomal human research ↗05Mitochondrial protection
Cellular
energy.
Protects the mitochondria—your cells’ energy-producing structures.
How it works
Mitochondria need glutathione for protective and metabolic functions. Discover the antioxidant at work inside the structures that power your cells.
Glutathione biology ↗06Exercise research
Exercise &
fatigue.
Less post-exercise fatigue was reported in a small oral-glutathione study.
How it works
In a small placebo-controlled crossover study, oral glutathione reduced post-exercise fatigue scores. An emerging area of research for active lives.
Oral glutathione · 8 participants ↗LIPOSOMAL GLUTATHIONE / HUMAN RESEARCH
More than a delivery idea.
Measured in people.
A four-week exploratory study in 12 adults reported:
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Glutathione levels
Increases in blood and immune cells.
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Oxidative-stress markers
Reductions in measured markers of oxidation.
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Immune-cell activity
Increased natural-killer-cell activity and lymphocyte proliferation.
Inside the liposomal study
Participants took 500 or 1,000 mg daily. This small pilot had no placebo group and measured laboratory markers rather than illness rates or everyday wellbeing. Results are preliminary. Study doses are not product-use instructions.
Read the liposomal study ↗A connected antioxidant network
THE ANTIOXIDANT THAT HELPS RECYCLE OTHERS
Cellular defence.
Made to work together.
Glutathione helps restore oxidised vitamin C to its active form, ready to participate in antioxidant defence again. Vitamin C, in turn, can help regenerate vitamin E.
That recycling role is part of why glutathione is known as the body’s “master antioxidant”: it works within a connected system, alongside other antioxidants and protective enzymes.
Biological roles and supplementation research, explained below. Explore the studies ↗
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THE GlutaPeptide ESSENTIAL
Your daily drops.
Liposomal Glutathione
€34.00per 60 ml bottle
€56.67 / 100 ml
€56.67 / 100 ml
Your antioxidant peptide, in a convenient liposomal liquid. No capsules. No needles. Choose one bottle or save with a duo or trio.
BOTTLE SIZE60 mlLiquid supplement
FORMULATIONLiposomalLiquid oral drops
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What’s inside
Liposomal glutathione in liquid drop format. Refer to the product label for the full ingredient and allergen list.
How to use
Follow the serving and storage directions on your bottle. Do not use the total bottle content as a serving guide.
Delivery & returns
Delivery destinations, charges and the returns policy will be available before online orders open.
WHY LIPOSOMAL?
Absorption matters.
Delivery makes a difference.
Swallowing glutathione is only the beginning. Digestion and absorption influence what reaches circulation. Liposomal delivery is designed to address that challenge.
Swipe to compare absorption →
| What affects absorption? | Liposomal glutathioneThe delivery approach used in GlutaPeptide | Conventional glutathioneNon-liposomal capsules, powders and liquids |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery structure | Enclosed in lipid-based vesiclesA carrier surrounds the ingredient. | No liposomal enclosureThe glutathione is not carried in liposomes. |
| The digestive challenge | Designed to help protect and deliverLipid encapsulation is studied as a way to address gastrointestinal breakdown and limited uptake. | Exposed after releaseGlutathione can be broken down in the digestive tract before absorption. |
| Head-to-head human evidence | Higher peak plasma levels in one studyThe LipoDuo™ formulation reached approximately 6× the peak concentration of plain glutathione at the same dose.1 | Lower peak levels in that comparisonPlain glutathione was the comparator in the same 12-person study.1 |
| Can it increase body glutathione? | Increases reportedA separate four-week liposomal pilot found increased blood and cell glutathione measurements.2 | Increases also reportedA six-month conventional oral trial also reported increases in glutathione levels.3 |
A RESULT FROM THE RESEARCH~6×
higher peak plasma concentration
LipoDuo™ vs plain glutathione
Why delivery matters.
A 2026 study compared single 1 g doses in 12 adults, with six people in each group. The tested liposomal formula reached roughly six times the maximum plasma concentration of plain glutathione.
12-person study of LipoDuo™; peak blood concentration, not total absorption.
Study details
This open-label study compared two groups of six. The result describes the tested formulation and does not establish a universal liposomal absorption rate or a sixfold health benefit.
Capsules, liquids and under-the-tongue delivery
THE SECOND DIFFERENCE: WHERE YOU TAKE IT
Swallowed.
Or under the tongue?
Formulation and route work together. Liposomal describes the carrier; sublingual describes placement under the tongue.
The capsule is swallowed and releases its contents in the digestive tract. Absorption takes place after that release.
Sublingual delivery aims to allow absorption through the lining under the tongue, potentially avoiding part of the gastrointestinal route. Any swallowed portion still enters the digestive tract.
A crossover study in 20 adults with metabolic syndrome reported higher plasma glutathione measurements with its specific sublingual formulation than with conventional oral glutathione.
Explore a sublingual glutathione study ↗Sublingual absorption depends on the formulation and instructions. For your daily routine, follow the directions on the bottle.
Understanding the delivery research
Liposomal describes the carrier; liquid describes the format. Absorption varies with formulation. The linked studies cover liposomal, conventional and micellar systems. Illustrations show simplified concepts.
1. Head-to-head study ↗2. Liposomal pilot ↗3. Conventional oral trial ↗4. Delivery-system comparison ↗
Choose liposomal delivery.
Make it your daily drops.
GLUTATHIONE IN LIQUID FORM
Glutathione.
Made simple.
Liposomal oral drops in a 60 ml bottle with a pipette.
THE LIQUID OPTION
No capsules.
No needles.
THE INNER WORLD
Life happens
at a cellular level.
Explore glutathione and your body’s natural antioxidant network.
Discover glutathione ↓FOLLOW THE RESEARCH
The detail.
When you want it.
Go deeper into the science of glutathione: liposomal delivery, antioxidant activity and the human studies behind the interest.
Explore three human supplementation studies
CONVENTIONAL ORAL GLUTATHIONE
A four-week
placebo-controlled trial.
In 40 healthy adults, this randomised, double-blind study found no significant improvement in glutathione status or the measured oxidative-stress markers.
Read methods & resultsCONVENTIONAL ORAL GLUTATHIONE
A six-month
placebo-controlled trial.
In 54 nonsmoking adults, researchers found increases in glutathione in several blood and cell measurements. This measured glutathione levels, rather than everyday benefits such as improved energy.
Read methods & resultsLIPOSOMAL GLUTATHIONE
A four-week
exploratory pilot.
Twelve adults took liposomal glutathione for four weeks. Researchers reported higher blood and cellular glutathione, lower oxidative-stress markers and increased immune-cell activity. This exploratory study had no placebo group.
Read methods & resultsEach study below identifies its formulation, participants and measured outcomes, so you can explore the evidence in context.
Inside the liposomal formulation
THE INGREDIENT. THE FORMULATION.
A closer look
at liposomal.
Glutathione is the ingredient. Liposomal describes the way it is formulated. Here is how the two fit together.
GlutamateCysteineGlycine
The three amino-acid building blocks of glutathione.
What is glutathione?
Often shortened to GSH, glutathione is a tripeptide made from three amino acids: glutamate, cysteine and glycine. It occurs naturally inside human cells.
Read the biochemistry overview ↗What is a liposome?
A liposome is a tiny vesicle with a lipid-based outer layer and a water-containing interior. Liposomes are used to carry ingredients in a formulation.
Designed with delivery in mind.
Liposomal formulations are studied as a way to deliver glutathione using lipid-based carriers. Small human studies are promising, but absorption depends on the specific formula. Compare the formats ↓
THE DETAILS, SIMPLIFIED
Good to know.
How much does GlutaPeptide cost?
One 60 ml bottle costs €34.00. The two-bottle set costs €61.20 (save 10%), and the three-bottle set costs €86.70 (save 15%), compared with buying bottles individually.
What is glutathione?
Glutathione, also called GSH, is a tripeptide made from glutamate, cysteine and glycine. It occurs naturally inside human cells and is part of the body’s antioxidant defence system. Meet the tripeptide.
What does an antioxidant do?
Antioxidants take part in reactions that limit oxidation. In cells, glutathione works with enzymes and other molecules to manage reactive substances. This explains its biological role; it does not mean that taking more necessarily gives more protection.
Is glutathione involved in immune function?
Yes. Immune cells rely on glutathione for redox balance and metabolism. A small human liposomal trial also reported increases in natural-killer-cell activity and lymphocyte proliferation. Read the scientific overview.
What is GlutaPeptide?
GlutaPeptide is a liposomal glutathione liquid supplement, presented in a 60 ml dropper bottle.
What does liposomal mean?
Liposomal formulations use small vesicles made from lipids to carry an ingredient. The term describes the formulation; it does not mean that every formulation has the same absorption or effects.
Does liposomal mean maximum absorption?
Liposomal delivery uses lipid carriers to help protect and transport glutathione. Human studies have reported increased glutathione levels; the amount absorbed depends on the formulation, so there is no universal absorption percentage.
Can I take it under my tongue?
Some liquid glutathione formulations are designed for absorption under the tongue. Liposomal describes the carrier, while sublingual describes the route. Follow the confirmed directions on your bottle.
What size is the bottle?
Each GlutaPeptide bottle contains 60 ml of liquid. Follow the product label for serving directions.
Can I order online?
Not yet. You can explore the product and build your bag, but payments are not currently available.
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