Daehan New Pharm Co., Ltd. (South Korea)
Cindella
Brand
Daehan New Pharm Co., Ltd. (South Korea)
Category
IV Therapy
Origin
Korea
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Overview
Cindella is a thioctic acid (alpha-lipoic acid) injectable antioxidant supplied as ampoules of 25 mg in 5 mL, packaged 10 ampoules per box. It is widely used as the antioxidant component of clinician-administered IV brightening and skin-revitalisation programs, often paired with glutathione and vitamin C. Administration is by a qualified medical professional.
How it works
Thioctic acid (alpha-lipoic acid) is a unique antioxidant that is both lipid- and water-soluble, allowing it to act in cell membranes and cytosol where vitamins C and E cannot independently reach. It scavenges free radicals and helps regenerate other antioxidants including vitamin C, vitamin E and glutathione, reinforcing the cellular antioxidant network that underlies brighter, more even-looking skin. This complementary action is why it is commonly co-administered with glutathione and vitamin C.
Indications
- Skin brightening and dull, uneven tone
- Antioxidant / oxidative-stress support
- Skin revitalisation and radiance protocols
- Anti-fatigue and general wellness support
- Combination antioxidant brightening infusions
Key features
- Alpha-lipoic acid (thioctic acid) 25 mg per 5 mL ampoule
- Antioxidant active in both lipid and aqueous compartments
- Regenerates vitamin C, vitamin E and glutathione
- Ready-to-use ampoule format, 10 per box
- Core antioxidant element of combination brightening (e.g. Cindella-style) protocols
Benefits
- Broadens antioxidant service menus beyond glutathione alone
- Synergises with glutathione and vitamin C brightening drips
- Convenient pre-filled ampoule reduces preparation steps
- Recognised Korean brand supports catalogue credibility
- Fits course-based revitalisation and radiance programs
Composition
Thioctic acid (alpha-lipoic acid) 25 mg per 5 mL ampoule; 10 ampoules per box.
Usage & handling
Prescription injectable administered by a certified medical professional, typically by slow intravenous infusion (often diluted per protocol) and shielded from light due to photosensitivity of the active. Take a full history including diabetes/hypoglycaemia risk (ALA may lower blood glucose), thiamine status, pregnancy/lactation and prior reactions; monitor during infusion for hypersensitivity. When combined with high-dose glutathione or vitamin C, screen for G6PD deficiency as part of the antioxidant-cocktail workup.
For medical professionals. Product information is for reference and does not replace the manufacturer's instructions for use. Availability and regulatory status vary by region.