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Potassium is lost in both vomiting and diarrhoea, and inadequate dietary intake due to reduced appetite compounds this loss

With the help of the enzyme glutathione reductase (GR), those GSH molecules can get back to work

Recommended for most clients for routine infusions

Allow to absorb completely

Speaking with your physician is the best way to determine whether the injections are a good fit for your individual health goals

Product Name Index Applications Water-Soluble Vitamins (1) (DE-413) Water-Soluble Vitamins (4) (DM-614) Water-Soluble Vitamins (5) (NH2P-50 4E) Simultaneous Analysis of Water-Soluble Vitamins (DE-413) LC/MS Analysis of Water-soluble Vitamins (DE-213) Vitamin B 6 (1) (ODP-50 6D) Vitamin B 12 (SB-802.5 HQ) Vitamin C (1) (KC-811) Vitamin C (3) (NH2P-50 4E) Soft Drink Containing Vitamin C (NH2P-50 4E) LC/MS Analysis of Pantothenic Acid and Vitamin C (VT-50 2D) Separation of Ascorbic Acid and Isoascorbic Acid (DE-413) Analysis of Ascorbic Acid Injection According to USP-NF Method (DM-614) LC/MS Analysis of Carnitine and Trimethyl Glycine (NH2P-40 2D) Food Containing Vitamins (DE-413) Nutrient Beverage (DE-413) Simultaneous Analysis of Hydrophilic Substances in Energy Drink with LC/MS (VG-50 2D) Separation of Water-Soluble Vitamin and Sulfite (KC-811) Vitamin D (ODP-50 6E) Margarine (KF-801) Fat-Soluble Vitamins (1) (ODP-50 4E) Fat-Soluble Vitamins (3) (KF-801) Carotene Analysis in Carrot Juice (C18U 2D)