Glutax 75GX DCRP 750000 DNA Cell Revitalize Process

Glutax 75GX DCRP 750000 – DNA Cell Revitalize Process Kit

Glutax 75GX DCRP is a three-component aesthetic treatment kit marketed for skin brightening and rejuvenation. The supplied product information describes a combination of glutathione, peptides, antioxidants, vitamins, and other ingredients, packaged in 14 sets.

Product Overview

• Brand: Glutax

• Variant: 75GX DCRP 750000

• Product name: DNA Cell Revitalize Process

• Pack format: 14 sets containing three components each

• Intended setting: Professional medical assessment and supervised use

Formula Overview

The supplied ingredient list groups the formula into three components:

1. Antioxidant component: Lists glutathione, R-lipoic acid, cysteine, glycine, lycopene, minerals, and an antioxidant enzyme complex.

2. Peptide component: Lists TriStem Complex, tripeptide-10 citrulline, tripeptide-1, Pseudoalteromonas ferment extract, and hexapeptide-37.

3. Vitamin and hydration component: Lists Lepidium sativum sprout extract, liposomal hyaluronic acid, and vitamins C, D, and E.

Check the original manufacturer’s packaging and documentation for the complete, verified composition and concentrations.

What’s in the Box?

According to the supplied pack details:

• 14 vials labelled “DNA Cell Detoxification & Super Anti-Oxidant Agent”

• 14 large ampoules labelled “DNA Cell Regenerating & Repair Agent”

• 14 small ampoules labelled “DNA Cell Melanin-Inhibiting Agent”

Total: 42 containers arranged in 14 sets. Pack quantity does not determine a suitable treatment course.

Before Considering Treatment

Consult a qualified medical professional to assess suitability and verify the product’s authenticity, ingredients, and local regulatory status. This product is not intended for self-injection; administration and any treatment schedule require medical assessment.

Skin-lightening, anti-wrinkle, detoxification, DNA-repair, liver-support, and immune-boosting benefits have not been verified for this product. Results should not be guaranteed, and “750000” in the product name should not be interpreted as a verified dosage.