Dr.Lean Super Glutathione Max 427mg review

Dr.Lean Super Glutathione Max dissolves on your tongue instead of going down with water, and it states 427mg of glutathione complex per film, the higher of the brand’s two film products.

A film that dissolves, not a capsule you swallow

Each strip carries 427mg of glutathione complex and melts on the tongue in seconds. No water, no capsule to get past, nothing to carry.

For a daily supplement that’s a real advantage for some people. Anyone who struggles with capsules, or who has given up on a supplement because taking it meant finding a glass of water every morning, gets a format with almost nothing to remember. A strip also travels flat in a wallet or a bag.

427mg, and the word “complex”

The dose is stated, which already puts this ahead of several capsules in this category that publish nothing. It’s also higher than the 320mg in Dr. Lean’s Hypercelle film, the brand’s other listing here.

The qualifier to notice is “complex”. The listing doesn’t break down what the 427mg consists of, so it isn’t necessarily 427mg of glutathione itself in the way a capsule stating 500mg of reduced glutathione is. It’s a stated figure for a blend whose composition isn’t published, which is better than silence and short of a clean single-ingredient dose.

Worth flagging one more thing: the listing markets this as a collagen supplement too, but no collagen amount appears in the ingredient breakdown. Don’t buy it expecting a meaningful collagen dose.

The film format carries a premium

At around ₱2,500 as of August 31, 2026 for 30 films, that’s about ₱83 a day, near the top of this category. Capsules delivering a clearly stated glutathione dose are available here for less than half that per day.

You’re paying for the format. Oral films are more expensive to manufacture than capsules, so the premium is genuine rather than invented, but it is a premium for convenience and not for more glutathione.

It holds a 4.9 Shopee rating across 179 ratings, the more established of Dr. Lean’s two film listings, sold through the brand’s own Philippine shop.

What these are sold as

Oral glutathione products are food supplements in the Philippines, not medicines, and this one is marketed for skin brightening and whitening. We can confirm the format, the stated figure, and the price. We can’t confirm a whitening effect, and the undefined “complex” makes the active amount harder to judge than a plain capsule’s.

Who should pay for the film

Buy this if swallowing capsules is genuinely the thing stopping you from keeping a daily supplement, and the convenience is worth roughly double the cost per day. On that basis it’s a fair trade, and it’s the better of Dr. Lean’s two films on both dose and owner base.

Skip it if you’re comparing on glutathione per peso, because the films are the most expensive route in this category.

If the daily cost is too high

For a stated 200mg S-Acetyl glutathione capsule at a fraction of the daily cost, see Nuwhite S-Acetyl Glutathione 200mg. For Dr. Lean’s lower-dose film, see Dr. Lean Hypercelle Glutathione Max. The best glutathione supplements in the Philippines roundup ranks the field.