LAC L-Glutathione 500mg vegicap review

LAC L-Glutathione is a plain 500mg capsule with nothing else in it, in a vegetarian shell, from a Philippine vitamin brand with its own official store. It’s also the most expensive way to buy glutathione in this category.

500mg of L-glutathione, and nothing else

One vegicap, 500mg of L-glutathione, no collagen, no vitamin C, no blend. LAC publishes the figure on its own listing, so what you see is the dose rather than a combined total covering several ingredients.

Single-ingredient formulas are the easiest to compare and the easiest to build around. If you already take vitamin C, or a collagen supplement, or a multivitamin, a stacked glutathione capsule quietly duplicates part of what you’re already getting, at an amount nobody tells you. This one leaves those decisions with you.

Why the vegicap shell is on the label

The shell is a vegetarian capsule rather than gelatin, which is usually derived from pork or beef. That’s a small detail with real weight for anyone avoiding animal-derived ingredients on religious or dietary grounds, and very few capsules in this category mention their shell at all. If it matters to you, it’s often the deciding factor, because the alternative is emailing a seller and hoping for an answer.

The highest daily cost we ranked

At around ₱3,500 as of August 31, 2026 for 60 vegicaps, that’s about ₱58 a day. The bottle price is the highest in this category, though the 60-count softens it: most rivals here sell 30 capsules, so this one is two months rather than one.

Even so, other capsules publish a comparable reduced-glutathione dose for less per day. What you’re paying for is the vegicap shell, the single-ingredient simplicity, and LAC itself, an established Philippine supplement brand selling through its own official Shopee Mall store. Its 4.9 Shopee rating sits on only 30 ratings, a thin base for a brand this size.

Sold as a food supplement

LAC markets this for anti-aging, whitening, and immune support. As with everything in this category, it’s registered and sold as a food supplement rather than a medicine. We can confirm the dose, the form, and the shell. We can’t confirm those three outcomes, and the honest position is that nobody selling an oral glutathione capsule can.

Who should pay for a clean label

Buy this if you want a single stated ingredient in a vegetarian shell from a brand with a shopfront, and you’d rather control your own vitamin C and collagen. It suits someone building a deliberate routine, and someone who needs the non-gelatin capsule. If cost per day drives your decision, this is the wrong end of the category.

If the price is too steep

For a considerably larger stated reduced dose at a lower daily cost, see Tatiomax 1600mg. For a single-ingredient S-Acetyl capsule at roughly a quarter the bottle price, see Nuwhite S-Acetyl Glutathione 200mg. Our glutathione supplement buying guide explains why the two forms aren’t compared milligram for milligram.