Lipotocin

Description

Lipotocin, a medication containing 300 mg of thioctic acid as its primary component. This is frequently used to treat sensory abnormalities caused by polyneuropathy, a condition common in diabetics. To enhance the efficacy of therapy, it is important to acquire knowledge about the components, applications, and potential adverse reactions of Lipotocin. Understanding these aspects will help improve treatment outcomes.

This product is among the strongest antioxidants. With consistent use, it improves skin suppleness, lightens wrinkles, and balances complexion. It treats melasma, pigment spots, photoaging, acne, post-acne, enlarged pores, aging changes, and uneven skin tone. Its unique, well-balanced composition improves tissue immunity, minimizes wrinkles, strengthens skin structure, and protects cells from free radical damage. The active substances positively affect the entire body, not just the skin’s surface.

Intended Use:

1. Glucose metabolism, relief of diabetic polyneuropathy
2. Fatty decomposition and diet, chronic fatigue improvement
3. Antioxidant effect, brain function improvement (treatment and prevention of Alzheimer’s by enhancing antioxidant action and nerve growth)

Product composition:

1. 1 ampoule (12 ml) contains 300 mg of Thioctic Acid Tromethamine (25mg/ml of Thioctic Acid, containing 12 times of the current Cindella injection)

Shelf Life: 

1. 2 years