Liquid Liposomal Glutathione | Reduced Glutathione Setria® 500mg | Optimized Cellular Absorption | Fight Oxidative Stress, Detox Liver | Low Smell, Soy Free, Non-GMO, Citrus Flavor

I can't believe they lowered the price by $20... this stuff is expensive to make. It's best to take this with Nutrient Tree's other product Lipo Life C. I've seen incredible benefits taking their supplements. I have come close to getting colds a few times only to have the symptoms leave faster than in years past. I was diagnosed years ago with degenerative disc disease, myo-fascial myalgia, and CFS and since taking these NT supplements have had more energy and felt better overall. I made a conscious effort to pay attention to how I felt when I started taking them. I also believe in deep breathing, eating fruits and veggies, exercise, etc. I've gone through a lot of supplements, but I will probably stuck with NT for a long time.It's probably common for people to complain about the taste. The fact is all Glutathione (GSH) has one sulfer molecule, so it's not unique to Nutrient Tree. But they don't add something artificial to mask the taste like other brands *might* do, so it's best to mix it with something strong like juice. I contacted them about the taste (which is how I learned about the sulfer atom), and they said the Lipo Life C product has a new formula which I can't wait to try because I mix them together and actually find the taste of the GSH to be a little better. If you can't get over the taste, try the Max Health brand as I found their lipo c to have a better taste. But honestly, no brand has a really good tasting GSH and I think NT is probably most effective. And anyway, most supplements taste bad so it's best to get over it and focus on the benefits. I just mix them with water, gulp it down, and chase it with a handful of grapes or an apple! Try it out and I guarantee you will see a health benefit. Look up liposomal technology and read about it. People have reported amazing health benefits. It my opinion, this is the best on the market because it doesn't have alcohol, soy, or GMO.. Feel free to respond with any questions or comments. I'm really passionate about health and networking with others who suffer from similar problems. It's always good to exchange ideas. Cheers, Phil.

I am recovering from neurological issues from very late stage Lyme's disease. Liposomal glutathione has literally been a Godsend to me. I was buying Readisorb glutathione from my doctor and it had a pleasant sweet taste but was $58/4oz bottle. My doctor switched to Tri Fortify orange and it tasted great but I was concerned about the glycerin.Unfortunately,I didn't pay attention to the person who wrote about the awful smell. I bought a bottle. it tastes worse than it smells. It says no alcohol but it has the after taste of a really bad drink.I ate a bowl of guacamole and the aftertaste would not go away. What were they thinking? I am really disappointed as I need liposomal glutathione. I either need to risk another brand or go back to ones I have tried before. I don't think I can force myself to finish the bottle.You should really think twice before buying this product. I am fairy certain I will just call this a loss and toss it.

I like to post shortly after starting something as well as at a later date so readers can see the progression.I've taken this product for the past 4 mornings and haven't noticed any sudden burst of energy or anything else good or bad. Several people complain about the taste. Frankly, I really like the taste, although it is sourish and has an egg/like aftertaste (lecithin like). For those who are oversensitive to things that don't taste awesome, it can be taken in water or juice, although I like to take it straight. I will update if I notice anything special about this.I should mention that I have taken NAC before and I'm also not certain as to whether it has helped me or not. I have done genetic testing through 23andme and I do have many mutations that effect my detoxification and neurological pathways, so that might be why I'm struggling. Good luck.

It tastes bad, like really bad eggs, but it seems to make a difference. I mix it with a few ounces of OJ in the morning (water didn't work for me, the aftertaste was too potent) and can barely taste it now. Even still it takes a few days to get used to it. As one other reviewer mentioned, there's not one specific aspect of my health I can point to where I noticed significant improvement, but I feel better overall, and after hearing multiple doctors speak about this essential nutrient I will continue to take it. I hope eventually the price comes down, as that is the only reason I cannot give 5 stars.

Glutathione is the most important antioxidant INSIDE our cells (while vitamin C is the most important antioxidant everywhere else). Enclosing the supplement in a liposome allows the supplement to be absorbed at full strength directly into the bloodstream (through the mucosal tissue). This is important, because the normal absorption process is through stomach acids and GI tract (which, depending on the supplement, can/will destroy up to 90% of the supplement's nutritional value).I like this particular product, because it's uses sunflower, not soy, to form the liposomes.I know some people rated this low, due to taste, but I don't think it's bad at all. Granted, I mix it with either straight-up lemon juice (so I don't notice any other taste) or with Naked juice (which tastes so good, I don't care about an odd-taste mixed with it). I also take liposomal vitamin C at the same time.

Does it work? Maybe. I could not tell you I felt the difference in any way. Even when I did some heavy drinking I did not feel recovered any more quickly than normal. I may try a different brand to see if I feel any effects.On the bright side, I had heard glutathione tasted terrible but this brand is not bad at all. Sort of a strange sweet flavor.