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Tationil 600mg
THB 1,980
Cindella · South Korea
Cindella Thioctic Acid (Korea 🇰🇷) Imported
Thioctic acid ampoules by Daehan New Pharm
฿1,700
Size
Price฿1,700
Genuine imported stock, lot-checked before shipping
EMS delivery in Thailand 60 THB, dispatched once payment is confirmed
Product warranty
Record an unboxing video every time, from before you open the parcel until it is unpacked, in one uncut take. Without the video, no claim can be accepted.
You can claim
- A product that arrives broken, damaged or missing
- The wrong product, still unopened
- An opened product, only when the item inside is cracked or broken
No claim
- An opened product in normal condition
- More than 7 days after delivery without an unboxing video
Benefits of Cindella Thioctic Acid (Korea 🇰🇷)
- Antioxidant
- Brighter, even skin tone
- More elastic skin
- Softens wrinkles
Results vary from person to person
What is Cindella Thioctic Acid (Korea 🇰🇷)?
Cindella Thioctic Acid is an injectable solution of thioctic acid, also called alpha-lipoic acid, made by Daehan New Pharm in South Korea, at 25 mg per 5 ml.
In short
- Each box holds 10 brown glass ampoules of clear, light yellow liquid.
- A licensed doctor assesses the person and gives the product according to its instructions and the doctor's plan.
What to tell the doctor first
The box reads Inj. I.V. as product information. The actual method and procedure follow the accompanying instructions and the doctor's plan.
Bring a list of medicines, supplements and products you have had, and mention allergies, medical conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding. If a past injection caused a problem, give the product name and symptoms. Do not inject it yourself or mix it with other products.
Symptoms to watch for after the injection
An injection can cause pain, swelling, bruising or an allergic reaction. Ask the doctor about precautions and how to make contact afterwards.
For a severe reaction such as difficulty breathing or unusual swelling, get treatment at once and tell the clinician the product name.
Storage
Store as directed on the label of the product received. Preparation and storage after opening follow the product's own instructions.
Frequently asked questions
What is alpha-lipoic acid used for?
A doctor assesses the reason for using it from your health and the product instructions. The ingredient name alone does not decide a skin outcome or how many sessions are needed.
When should I take alpha-lipoic acid by mouth?
This item is an injectable ampoule, not an oral product. For an oral alpha-lipoic acid supplement, show that separate product's label to a doctor or pharmacist.
How many milligrams of alpha-lipoic acid should be used?
The doctor decides this for each person from the product instructions. The 25 mg/5 ml on the box is the amount in one ampoule, not a dose for everyone.
Is thioctic acid different from alpha-lipoic acid?
No, the two names mean the same substance. This item is an injectable solution, so keep it separate from oral supplements.
Is this the same as other Cindella products?
Not necessarily. Read the ingredient and strength of each item separately. This one is Thioctic Acid 25 mg/5 ml, 10 ampoules per box.
How much is Cindella Thioctic Acid?
The price depends on the model and the quantity.
References
- Daehan New Pharm. Daehan New Pharm Co., Ltd. dhnp.co.kr/(opens in a new tab)
- Lipoic acid. Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipoic_acid(opens in a new tab)
- Drug information database. Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, Republic of Korea nedrug.mfds.go.kr/(opens in a new tab)
This information is for general knowledge and does not replace a doctor's advice. Every procedure should be performed by a licensed doctor in a medical facility.
