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TAD® 600 is an Italian pharmaceutical-grade injectable glutathione preparation containing 600 mg of reduced glutathione per vial. It is supplied as a lyophilized powder together with a 4 mL sterile water diluent for reconstitution immediately before use. TAD® is intended for intravenous (IV) or intramuscular (IM) administration under medical supervision.

Glutathione is one of the body's primary endogenous antioxidants and plays an important role in cellular detoxification processes, protection against oxidative stress, and maintenance of normal cellular function. TAD® has been used as supportive therapy in various clinical settings involving increased oxidative stress and certain toxic exposures.

Active Ingredient

Each Vial Contains:

• Reduced Glutathione Sodium Salt – equivalent to 600 mg Reduced Glutathione

Diluent:

• Sterile Water for Injection – 4 mL

After reconstitution:

• Concentration: 150 mg/mL glutathione solution.

Pharmaceutical Form

• Lyophilized powder for injection
• White powder with characteristic sulfur odor
• Solvent: clear, colorless sterile water ampoule
• Intended for IV infusion, slow IV injection, or IM administration by healthcare professionals.

Traditional Clinical Uses

Under physician supervision, glutathione has been used as supportive therapy for:

• Oxidative stress conditions
• Liver support and detoxification protocols
• Support during certain chemotherapy regimens to help reduce treatment-related oxidative toxicity
• Certain heavy metal intoxication protocols
• Situations associated with increased free radical production.

Directions for Use

Prescription use only.

1. Reconstitute one vial with the supplied 4 mL sterile water ampoule.
2. Gently swirl until completely dissolved.
3. Administer according to physician instructions.

Administration routes:

• Intravenous (IV)
• Intramuscular (IM)

Dosage and frequency should be determined by a qualified healthcare provider.

This product is not intended for self-diagnosis or self-treatment. The safety and appropriateness of glutathione therapy depend on individual medical circumstances and should be determined by a qualified physician.