Huons Ascorbic Acid Pure Vitamin C Whitening Glowing Skin Treatment 2ml*50amps

Huons Ascorbic Acid Pure Vitamin C Whitening Glowing Skin Treatment 2ml*50amps is a injectable vitamin preparation from Huons, listed for registered Australian clinics in our Vitamins range. Pack: 2ml*50amps. Priced in AUD (A$45.00). Sydney dispatch, nationwide. Not a public treatment clinic.

About Huons Ascorbic Acid Pure Vitamin C Whitening Glowing Skin Treatment 2ml*50amps

This is an incredible intensive natural skin treatment with immediate results & no side effects. L-Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) is a water-soluble vitamin. Each box contains 50 ampoules of 0.5g/2ml injectable Laroscorbine. You can use it either externally toapply it on the skin, with a derma roller or be injected.

Using Effects

Effects:
* Targets skin discoloration, freckles, pigmentation, age spots and sun damage by effectively inhibiting melanin production, hence retaining skin translucency and radiance.
* Brightening, rejuvenate, lighten acne/pimples marks/scars
* Aims in producing Collagen, which is connective tissue of our skin, bone, ligament, tendons, joints and organ support.
* Suppresse formation of ‘Melanin’ contributing to dark spot after long exposure to UVA/UVB.
* Reduce our facial and skin fine lines or wrinkles. This is because it aims in producing the collagen, which is important to make our skin firm and provides elasticity.
* Reduce the appearance of pimples/acne/blemishes and minimised pores. Improves the skin smooth texture.

Ingredient:
* Active ingredient: Ascorbic acid 10g
* Inactive ingredient: EDTA Sodium 5mg

Net Content: 1 BOX
1 Box including 50 Injection Sets
(1 Injection Set = 1 ampoule)

Recommended Dosage:
IM or IV, 1 set per week for first 2 months; then reduce to 1 set every two weeks for maintenance.

How to use:
After washing, wipe your face dry and apply ampoule on your face.
Switch off the lights and after 30 minutes, wash off with water. Apply a moisturising face mask for better effect.(After applying the ampoule, please avoid any light or sunlight. It is recommended to use at night.)

For injection or drip:
The usual dose of adults is 500 – 1,000mg of ascorbic acid IM, SC, IV in one or divided closes. Dosage may be increased and reduced according to age and symptom.

Preservation and storage:
Store in light-resistant and hermetic container.

Shelf life:
36 months

Note:
The ampoule must be used in the dark. Also, its Vitamin C oxidises when contacted with water and will lose its effect.Hence, please remember to wipe your face clean of water.
As this product can be injected into the body, it is extremely safe to use it with derma roller treatment too.

Packing & Delivery

Packing:
2ml*50Ampoules
Delivery:
By DHL,FedEx,UPS,EMS…
1-3 work days after payment

Huons Ascorbic Acid Pure Vitamin C Whitening Glowing Skin Treatment 2ml*50amps — key details for ordering

• Product: Huons Ascorbic Acid Pure Vitamin C Whitening Glowing Skin Treatment 2ml*50amps
• Brand: Huons
• Category: Vitamins
• Pack format: 2ml*50amps
• Price: A$45.00 AUD, including GST where applicable
• Dispatch: Sydney, Australia-wide

Using Huons Ascorbic Acid Pure Vitamin C Whitening Glowing Skin Treatment 2ml*50amps in clinic practice

Injectable vitamin and supplement products should be administered in a clinical setting by trained staff. Check the concentration, ampoule or vial count and administration route on this page against your protocol, and store as the manufacturer directs.

Ordering Huons Ascorbic Acid Pure Vitamin C Whitening Glowing Skin Treatment 2ml*50amps and related products

Compare Huons Ascorbic Acid Pure Vitamin C Whitening Glowing Skin Treatment 2ml*50amps with Cindella Injection 5ml x 10vials, LAENNEC Injection 50amp, DHNP Vitamin C Inj. (10 vials × 20 ml), or browse the full Vitamins catalogue. Clinics ordering in volume can use our wholesale enquiry program (AUD $5,000 minimum). See also the clinic FAQ and delivery information. Active-ingredient background for Huons Ascorbic Acid Pure Vitamin C Whitening Glowing Skin Treatment 2ml*50amps is covered in the reference article on Vitamin C, and Australian practitioners should confirm regulatory positionings with the TGA before use.