My Glutathione Journey | Deletes vs Miduty 85% Glutathione Comparison | Which One Is Better?

Summary

Divyani shares her personal experience using glutathione before her wedding. She initially hoped it would help with pigmentation and tanning. After consulting a dermatologist and getting blood tests, she compared Miduty and Delites liposomal glutathione. She chose Delites based on her own calculations about absorption, cost, and included ingredients.

Comparison Presented in the Video

• She says both products contain 650 mg per capsule. Using the absorption figures she cites—85% for Miduty and 50.84% for Delites—she estimates daily absorbed amounts of about 552 mg and 331 mg, respectively.
• She uses a cumulative target of 50,000 mg to estimate roughly three months for Miduty versus five months for Delites. This is her calculation, not an established medical guideline.
• She estimates the cost at about ₹9,000 for a three-month course of Miduty, including separate vitamin C, compared with ₹7,500 for a five-month course of Delites. She says Delites includes vitamin C and selenium, while Miduty does not.
• Based on these assumptions, she chose Delites as the more affordable and convenient option. The video does not independently verify the products’ absorption rates or health claims.

Personal Results She Reports

• After 15 days, she noticed no clear results. After about a month, she thought her facial oiliness had decreased.
• Between roughly 2.5 and 5 months, she reported some reduction in tanning and healthier-looking skin, while pigmentation around her eyes and lips remained.
• In a later update, she described results after eight months, saying tanning and pigmentation had reduced substantially. These are her personal observations; she also notes that she was using vitamin C serum and sunscreen.

Wellness and Self-Care Advice

• Consult a dermatologist before taking glutathione. She also suggests considering blood tests—specifically vitamin D and B12—because pigmentation can have different causes.
• Use sunscreen consistently, apply an adequate amount before sun exposure, and cover your face when outdoors.
• Maintain a healthy lifestyle and diet. She advises limiting junk food, oily foods, chips, and soft drinks.
• She says she plans to continue taking glutathione, possibly on alternate days, to maintain her levels.
• She cautions that results may vary and presents her outcome as a personal experience, not a guarantee.

Presenter and Sources

• Presenter: Divyani, also referred to as Deviyani Puri in the video context.
• Other sources mentioned: An unnamed dermatologist who advised her and an unnamed YouTube video about glutathione science and absorption.