Shiro

Shiro Advance Skin Whitening Injection

Shiro is a glutathione IV skin-brightening set from Japan. Each unit is 10 sessions (10 glutathione vials + matching ampoules).

Retail price, per unit

₹15,010$175

Before GST (18%) and delivery. Both confirmed with your quote before you pay.Before shipping, duties and local taxes, all confirmed with your quote before you pay.

1 to 4 units₹15,010$175

5 to 9 units

10+ units

For administration by a licensed medical practitioner. Not for self-use.

Details

Brand: Shiro
Type: glutathione IV skin-brightening set
Country of origin: Japan
Pack size: 10 sessions (10 glutathione vials + matching ampoules)
Form: Lyophilized Powder
Route: Intravenous
Composition: Per session (Pro Drip): lyophilised reduced glutathione 5000 mg vial plus ampoules of kojic acid 5500 mg, thioctic acid 1380 mg, natural collagen 600 mg, human placenta extract 950 mg, embryonic extract 250 mg, B-complex 650 mg, amino acids and vitamin C 1000 mg (as printed)
Usage/Application: Skin Whitening / Brightening
Storage: Store sealed below 25 °C in a cool, dry place away from direct light; keep the box flat so ampoules stay intact; once reconstituted/mixed use immediately and discard any leftover
Prescription/Use: For use by licensed medical / aesthetic practitioners only
Minimum Order Quantity: 1 Box

Details are as stated on the product label. Always check the pack you receive.

Common questions

What do I get in one unit of Shiro?

One unit is 10 sessions (10 glutathione vials + matching ampoules). The price shown is per unit.

Is there a wholesale price on Shiro?

Yes. The per-unit price drops at 5 units and again at 10. Share your name and WhatsApp number on this page to see both prices straight away.

What is added to the listed price?

GST (18% on this line) and delivery. Delivery depends on your address, and we confirm the full amount with your quote before you pay.

Can I see the batch and expiry before paying?

Yes. Ask for them when you receive your quote and we will share them before you pay.

Who should administer this?

A licensed medical practitioner, who decides whether it is suitable and how it is used. It is not for self-use, and we do not give medical or dosing advice.