S-Acetyl L-Glutathione 98mg, 4 Oz Liquid, 220 Servings, Made in USA, Quick Absorption, Quality Potent Ingredients, Third-Party Tested, Non-GMO, GMP Certified, Cruelty-Free Products

I like the bioavailability of the liquid and the benefits of glutathione, but I have to admit I am not the best liquid swallower, I don't like the taste of many things like this. So I put the drops on a spoon and chase it with a drink. That's just me thought - not the fault of the manufacturer. I do feel like some inflammation that I have since a recent surgery has been subsiding more and I am grateful for that.

Nice taste and well tolerate

I'm happy about an absorbable form of glutathione, but it requires 11 drops and is a minty flavor. I keep it in the fridge and the drops started to hit my sensitive teeth in the time it took to count 11 drops. Maybe drop them on a spoon. I don't have a mirror in my kitchen to see how many drops go in my mouth, you have to feel them and I'm just not into standing with my mouth open and counting 11 drops. So, probably just use a spoon or drip it into a drink.

This contains an impressive 200 servings per bottle, so it is a good value. However, it is an ethanol tincture, so not suitable for those who are avoiding alcohol. Also it contains potassium sorbate (hard to understand why, because the alcohol itself is a preservative), and stevia, which many people would like to avoid even if they don't mind the cloying aftertaste. This brand has an identical ingredient profile to tinctures sold by the ABCOCID company, which makes me wonder if they are are the same, or just use the same stock products sourced from the same secondary company. Glass bottle. You can easily find Glutathione without alcohol if you would like (alcohol is not good for liver or pancreas, in fact), and also in the highly absorbable liposomal form.

I love supplements as a way to round out my intake of the things my body needs, but I can honestly only take so many pills a day. But lately, I've really been embracing liquid options as alternatives, and that's been great for me so far.That said, I like having a way to maximize my antioxidant intake that doesn't require me to choke down multiple huge pills a day. I wasn't too sure I was going to like the taste of this. But it was actually pleasant and somewhat sweet, so no issues there. That makes it easy enough to take this straight, but sometimes I like to add my dose to my cup of morning tea instead, and that seems to work just as well. No stomach issues or digestive upset after taking it.Ultimately, this is a great quality product that offers you a convenient, easy way to support your liver and get your antioxidant intake up. Easy to take and (from what I can tell) effective. Definitely recommended.

I have a mutation of my MTHFR gene. It’s actually the most common gene mutation in the US - an estimated 50% have it. This form of glutathione (i.e. S-Acetyl L-Glutathione) is the best, if you have it. I won’t take any other form.Before I found this out, I was taking the liposomal glutathione. But for me, there’s a night and day difference between the liposomal glutathione and S-Acetyl L-Glutathione. I feel so much better with this form whereas the other never really made any difference.This supplement is great since it’s the liquid form which is easier to absorb and it’s the best form. It doesn’t taste bad either - it’s a bit sweet.Also, the expiration date on my bottle is 2/26 (34 months from now). So none of it will go to waste.

Raising glutathione levels in the body has many benefits, including reducing inflammation, potentially slowing aging, and even reversing graying hair. Taking pure glutathione isn't a very effective way to raise glutathione levels, because it is a large molecule and can also be broken down before it can be absorbed.S-acetyl glutathione is one form that may work to increase glutathione levels in the body. So, if you take a glutathione supplement, this is one to try. Also, NAC (n-acetyl cystiene) can raise glutathione levels reliably.This formula is in liquid form, so placing it under the tongue or in between your cheek and mouth might allow for absorption in those mucous membranes, improving absorption even more.This company claims third-party testing, which is good. However, I took off a star because the label information isn't clearly on the product page, which is annoying.

This is my first time trying Lyfetrition S-Acetyl L-Glutathione. Usually I use the liposomal glutathion, but I was intrigued by the supposedly superior absorption of this particular form.I was pleasantly surprised by the taste--which is stevia and peppermint oil--it has a pleasant cooling, light "sweet minty" taste--not chemical-tasting at all.Pros:GMP certifiedUSA madeThird-party testedpleasant tastelots of doses per bottle so should last 3 months I estimateCons:noneIt will take several weeks to say if this product feels comparable to other glutathiones I have tried, but I will adjust my review if it turns out to be less effective than the other high-quality glutathiones I have used recently.