DUDE, there is NO FDA approved skin lightening "INJECTION" in existence. Do you even know what that means?

There are several products out there that claim they do such and such and never will. You really need to get a reality check rather than sending me emails like "I don't like your attitude, I am blocking you etc"

Who cares really? You are obviously wrong about the pill injection (It sounds pathetic, Why would you inject a pill in the first place? )

There are definitely pills that CLAIM (Ie: No real proof that it works) to lighten your skin, but can you or your dermatologist point me to ONE at least one FDA approved skin lightening Pill or Injection?

Stop spreading false information.

For getting good, effective and permanent results. I am going to tell U a procedure..
1 take beauxi white plus (Glutathione Capsules)
2 Take 1000mg of active vitC (14%) with 1 capsule and 500 mg with 2 capsule per day.
3 Take Arbutin, ascorbic acid pills 250mg, some amount of Lycophence GST (you can also take zinc oxide also.)
4 It is very essential to take some injectible glutathione on every 6 day which contain all this..

Don't take pills or any thing on (injectible glutathione day)..

It is combination of skin lightening and skin bleaching which results to full skin whitening...
After 6 to 9 months UR going to look better than, U have ever thought...

NO neeeed of sunscreen any moreeeee...

#22 was posted by Cherry 09.

Goes to show there is always someone that will know more than u. Never argue FUZZZZYYYYY. We r here to share info not debate & call each other liars, etc.
Don't u feel dumb? U was wrong & accused me lying!!
U don't have to apologize. I don't expect it from u. U know everything.
I'm passing this info on.

Mepk5, try to understand. The said Glutathione injection and its use for skin lightening is not FDA approved.

Before you get mad, Please read the whole thing. Firstly, I am not trying to argue with you. Using a drug for anything other than its approved treatments is extremely dangerous. Your dermatologist should have never suggested it to you.

Secondly, I do not know everything. I am suggesting these solely based on what I have read, that too from valid sources.

Doctors administer Tationil Glutathione on patients with Parkinson disease and several other diseases which affect the brain and cells. And that too in low doses.

I googled it for any hints on its use for skin lightening. But could only find sellers and articles on how women in Philippines use it hoping to lighten their skin. There are no official research article or even a Wikipedia page related to its use for skin lightening.

And besides that, people that do use it for skin lightening use extremely high doses of it. This is not something you can just inject, if used carelessly it could even cause a heart attack.

Again, There are several things that claim to do such and such without any research to support their claims.

I urge anyone reading this thread not to do anything stupid. Do not inject Glutathione or monobenzone.

And for you mepk5, here is a link that could help you confirm what is right. Mine is just an opinion, there sure is always someone that will know better. Consider speaking to a good doctor before you take advise from anyone on this forum or anywhere else.

Glutathione: L-glutamylcysteinylglycine

Lastly, I am not calling you a Liar. It is easy to be mislead by information you get from people on the internet. The post you quoted from "Cherry 09" advises a lot of pill usage and injection. Do ask yourself who that person is, Is he/she a doctor? If not, does the information they provide have any research done to support the claims? Skin lightening is a very sensitive subject, And its up to you to decide what is best for you. Much like people deciding to use monobenzone for skin lightening without taking into account the risks that come along with it.

Edit: Typos etc.

Forgot to add something. Those "research" videos on YouTube about glutathione is pretty much a joke. You can clearly see the name of the website that sells the pills on the video.

In other words, do not mistake advertisements for research.

Also, anyone can make an account on this forum. I can pretend to be a regular user on this forum who has had great benefits from using product X (what ever product that may be). The same person could also be a seller who is discretely trying to advertise their product. Do not take the testimonials or what seems to be an expert opinion from regular members of the forum. And that includes me as well.

Oh so now there IS an injectable?
It just not FDA approved? I see.
I don't sound like a liar now.
I'm not giving advice or spreading FALSE info. It remain to be seen if it does or doesn't lighten the skin. THERE IS an injectable! Some people claim the pills don't work I don't know. I would never say there isn't a pill for skin lightening. Because IT IS! Whether it works or not. People are going to do what they want. If it mono or injectables.You & your info can't stop them. You are not going to use it nor am I. SO!!

Mepk5, You say "It just not FDA approved"

Being not FDA approved is a big thing. Ie: I could claim that I have found an injection that lightens the color of your eyes, but someone need to approve my claims. There has to be research done based on it.

As long as there is no research done, or no recognizable body approves it. The fact still remains. There is no such thing.

Again, this topic was about monobenzone injection. Which by the way, does not exist (FDA approved or not).

We should consider stopping this thread here. No one else seems to be remotely interested in this crap.

Why isn't this thread closed. Isn't this unsafe and highly dangerous? Hmmmm

Well,
U tell the desk to discontinue it.
Perhaps they will.

Yeah well what r the side effects?
Why free?

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Originally Posted by fruz

Mepk5, You say "It just not FDA approved"

Being not FDA approved is a big thing. Ie: I could claim that I have found an injection that lightens the color of your eyes, but someone need to approve my claims. There has to be research done based on it.

As long as there is no research done, or no recognizable body approves it. The fact still remains. There is no such thing.

Again, this topic was about monobenzone injection. Which by the way, does not exist (FDA approved or not).

We should consider stopping this thread here. No one else seems to be remotely interested in this crap.

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You are right fruz non fda approval is dangerous u don't know what chemicals your exposing your system 2

Ah yes,
I remember. This person telling me there was no injection to lighten skin. I told him it was, bla bla... I wonder what happened to that know it all?? I heard about injections yrs ago. In Japan I was told. I didn't believe it . I've seen the injections on YouTube. Who would be that daring?? Ive risked enough w mono. Now HQ...

Super shallow why would u even think this? Please don't ever try that.. id hate to think about the consequences!

She maybe super shallow!!

Lmao truee

She goes away...
She come back...
She may be getting lost somewhere.

Lol

Well do u guys think she is a sellar? She ask questions & go away never come back for the answer.
Does she already know?? Lol
I've had too much sugar...

Hahah... mepk5.. you make me think every time... lol... you could sell me some ICE for like ten pounds and id end up buying it :)

Lol mpk about the eyebrow dye how much does it cost from the pharmacies in the US