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Glutocred-Plus
Price on request/100 · MOQ 100 boxes
Glutocred-Plus is a combination supplement containing melatonin, L-glutathione, L-arginine, and selenium. These ingredients participate in different physiological functions, including antioxidant defence, cellular protection, and normal metabolic processes. Melatonin plays a role in sleep-wake regulation, while selenium contributes to protecting cells against oxidative stress. Glutocred-Plus should be used according to professional advice, particularly because it contains melatonin.
CategoryGeneral Range
Min. Order100 boxes
Supplied byGreek Derma
CertificationWHO-GMP, ISO
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Specifications
- Composition
- Melatonin, L-Glutathione, L-Arginine & Selenium Tablets
- Packaging Type
- Tablets
- Packaging Size
- 10-tablet
- Dosage Form
- Tablets
- Treatment
- May provide antioxidant nutritional support and support normal cellular functions
- Shelf Life
- 24 Months
- Storage
- Store below 30°C, protect from light & moisture
- Certification
- WHO-GMP, ISO
Company Info
Greek DermaPanchkula, Haryana
Greek Derma is an Indian dermatology and skincare pharmaceutical company established in 2015, based in Panchkula, Haryana.
Key Details
• Core Focus: Specialized exclusively in dermatology, cosmetology, skincare, hair care, baby care, and specialized R&D for conditions like acne, fungal infections, psoriasis, and dermatitis—rather than general pharmaceuticals.
• Product Range: Includes prescription and OTC products such as creams, gels, lotions, face washes, serums, shampoos, sunscreens (e.g., Sunvera, Daz'n Care), soaps, ointments, tablets, and capsules.
• Business Model: Operates on a Propaganda Cum Distribution (PCD) Pharma Franchise model, offering WHO-GMP-certified manufacturing, territory-based monopoly rights, and promotional marketing support across India.
• Etymology (Literal Meaning): The word derma comes from the ancient Greek word dérma, which directly translates to "skin".
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