What is Fmlave Glabridin Glutathione?
It is a 30-day beauty-from-within formula that combines licorice root extract standardized to 4% glabridin with liposomal glutathione, NAD+, vitamin C and black pepper extract. It is positioned for skin-radiance and antioxidant support, not as a treatment for a skin condition.
What are the active ingredients and amounts?
Each two-capsule serving provides 250 mg licorice root extract standardized to 4% glabridin, 100 mg liposomal glutathione, 50 mg NAD+, 50 mg vitamin C and 5 mg black pepper extract standardized to 95% piperine.
What is glabridin?
Glabridin is a flavonoid found in licorice root. It has been studied in pigment-related, tyrosinase and antioxidant pathways, primarily in laboratory, animal and topical research. Direct human evidence for oral glabridin and visible skin outcomes is limited.
How much standardized glabridin does each serving provide?
The label lists 250 mg of licorice root extract standardized to 4% glabridin. Four percent of 250 mg equals 10 mg of standardized glabridin per two-capsule serving.
What is liposomal glutathione?
Glutathione is a naturally occurring antioxidant involved in the body’s redox systems. A liposomal format packages glutathione with lipid-based carriers. This formula provides 100 mg per serving as part of a multi-ingredient blend.
How do I take it?
Follow the product label: take one capsule in the morning and one capsule at night, after meals, with water. Do not exceed the recommended daily amount unless directed by a healthcare professional.
How long does one bottle last?
Each bottle contains 60 capsules. At the suggested use of two capsules per day, one bottle provides 30 servings, or a 30-day supply.
Is this a skin-whitening product?
No. The product is presented for natural-looking radiance and more even-looking tone. It is not intended to change a person’s natural skin color or diagnose, treat or cure hyperpigmentation, melasma or another skin condition.
How long before I may notice a difference?
There is no guaranteed timeline. Some oral glutathione studies have evaluated appearance-related measures over roughly 8–12 weeks, but they used different formulations and often higher amounts than this product. This exact blend has not been clinically tested, and individual results vary. Consistent skincare and sun protection still matter.
Can I take it with other beauty supplements?
It may fit alongside a broader beauty routine, but check for duplicated vitamin C, licorice root, glutathione or black pepper extract. People using several supplements or prescription medicines should review the full combination with a healthcare professional.
Does it contain caffeine or stimulants?
No caffeine or stimulant blend is listed on the Supplement Facts panel.
Is it vegetarian?
The label lists a vegetable capsule made from cellulose. Other ingredients are maltodextrin, edible corn starch and magnesium stearate.
Who should consult a healthcare professional before use?
Consult a healthcare professional if you are pregnant or nursing, under 18, taking medication or managing a medical condition. Licorice root can be unsuitable for some people with high blood pressure, heart or kidney conditions, or potassium-related concerns.
Can black pepper extract interact with medications?
Piperine can affect intestinal transport and drug-metabolizing pathways, which may alter how some medicines are absorbed or processed. Ask a healthcare professional or pharmacist before use if you take prescription medication.
Is the product third-party tested?
A product-specific Mérieux NutriSciences report is provided on this page. It includes heavy metal, microbiological and vitamin C results for the tested Glabridin Glutathione sample. The redacted public copy removes client and sample identifiers.
What does the laboratory report verify—and what does it not verify?
The report directly lists heavy metal results, microbiological results and a vitamin C result for the tested sample. The amounts of licorice root extract, NAD+, liposomal glutathione and black pepper extract appear in a memo identified as information supplied by the client; those four amounts are not presented as independent laboratory assay results.
Is the licorice extract DGL or glycyrrhizin-free?
The current label states licorice root extract standardized to 4% glabridin, but it does not state that the extract is DGL or glycyrrhizin-free. Do not assume glycyrrhizin is absent. People who are sensitive to licorice or have blood-pressure, heart, kidney or potassium concerns should consult a healthcare professional.