Myra Glow Radiance + Ultimate bundle review

This bundle pairs Myra’s Glow Radiance White glutathione capsule with a separate bottle of Myra Ultimate, an astaxanthin supplement. Two bottles, two capsules a day, one purchase.

Two different supplements, not one formula

Glow Radiance White holds L-glutathione, grapeseed extract, vitamin C, and vitamin E. Myra Ultimate is an astaxanthin supplement, a separate product with a different job.

Astaxanthin is a carotenoid antioxidant, the pigment that makes salmon and shrimp pink, and it’s sold widely as a skin and general antioxidant supplement. It isn’t a glutathione booster or a stronger version of the first bottle. It’s a second supplement that Myra sells alongside the first, and the bundle is a packaging decision rather than a combined formula.

That matters for how you judge it: you’re being asked to take two capsules a day, and to decide whether you want both.

No milligrams on either bottle

Myra doesn’t publish amounts for the glutathione, the grapeseed extract, the vitamins, or the astaxanthin.

With a bundle, that gap doubles. You can’t tell how much glutathione is in the first capsule, and you can’t tell how much astaxanthin is in the second, which means you can’t judge whether the second bottle is contributing anything worth the shelf space. Astaxanthin in particular is usually sold at specific doses, so its absence from the label is a real omission. Our glutathione supplement buying guide explains why a published dose is the first thing to look for.

Whether the bundle actually saves you money

At around ₱1,800 as of August 31, 2026 for 30 capsules of each, that’s ₱60 a day for the pair, and the bundle runs a month.

Compare it with Myra Glow Radiance White on its own, which is around ₱1,100 for the same 30 capsules, or about ₱37 a day. So the astaxanthin bottle is costing you roughly ₱23 a day on top. Whether that’s worth paying comes down to whether you wanted an astaxanthin supplement, and the unstated dose makes that harder to answer than it should be.

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What Myra is selling here

Both products are food supplements rather than medicines, marketed around radiance and skin health. We can tell you what’s named on each label, what the pair costs a day, and that Myra is a long-established Philippine brand with a real retail presence. We can’t tell you what either bottle will do for your skin.

Who should buy both bottles

Buy this if you already wanted an astaxanthin supplement as well as a glutathione one, and buying them together from a brand you trust is simpler than sourcing them separately. On that basis it’s a fair convenience purchase.

Skip it if glutathione is what you’re after. The single bottle gives you the identical capsule for considerably less per day, and you can add astaxanthin later from a product that states its dose.

If one bottle is enough

For the glutathione capsule on its own at the category’s lowest daily cost, see Myra Glow Radiance White. For a capsule that publishes a specific S-Acetyl glutathione dose, see Nuwhite S-Acetyl Glutathione 200mg.