Trizomal Glutathione Ingredients
A line-by-line look at what's inside Apex Energetics Trizomal Glutathione (K-122), including active components and excipients.
Short label, which is what you want from a single-target product. The active is glutathione. Everything else exists to either protect it or make it taste tolerable.
Active Ingredients
One active. Reduced glutathione. The rest of the bottle is delivery.
- Reduced glutathione (GSH) — the actual working ingredient
- Phospholipid carrier — typically sunflower lecithin; the protective envelope
- Glycerin — keeps the liposomal mix stable
- Natural flavor — masks the sulfur taste, which is otherwise unpleasant
- Sweetener — usually stevia or xylitol
- Water
Other Ingredients (Excipients)
Liposomal-liquid basics. Phospholipids, glycerin, flavoring, sweetener, water. No capsules, no shells, no binders. Apex hangs the K-line on practitioner-channel quality controls; the K-122 SKU has been steady in their catalog.
Allergens and Sensitivities
Free of the big-eight allergens per Apex's label — most batches use sunflower lecithin instead of soy. The catch is sulfur sensitivity. Glutathione is built from cysteine, so if you've reacted badly to NAC or MSM before, start very low. Phosphatidylcholine and the sweeteners (stevia, xylitol) are also occasional triggers worth checking the current label for.
Sourcing and Quality Notes
Apex is based in Irvine, California, and they sell K-line products through licensed practitioners — no retail. Bottles have lot numbers; the K-122 SKU has been around for years. the full Trizomal Glutathione review has more on the supply-chain side of things. A practitioner's evaluation of Apex Energetics's sourcing standards is included in this the full Trizomal Glutathione review.
How Ingredients Compare to Similar Products
The oral liposomal glutathione market is more crowded than it used to be. Trizomal's main competitors are Quicksilver Scientific's Liposomal Glutathione, Researched Nutritionals' Tri-Fortify, Pure Encapsulations' Liposomal Glutathione, and Designs for Health's Liposomal Glutathione Synergy. They mostly look the same on paper. Differences come down to liposome quality, dose per teaspoon, taste, sweetener choice, and price. Most consumers end up on whichever one the practitioner stocks — not the most rigorous comparison, but that's the reality.
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