Is it FAKE? The real deal about the so- called Cinderella IV Infusion

I am Ann. 34 years of age, passionate about well-being injections. 

What is Cinderella IV Infusion?

It consists of Luthione, Cindella, Vitamin C. Manufactured by Daehan New Pharm Co., Ltd. Korea. Cindella first came to Philippines year 2014. But the so-called Cinderella set for whitening, started October 2016. 

Why did Asians like it?

It's made in Korea, known for their unparalleled expertise in skincare. The name itself is catchy to make anyone curious- Cindella. But the main reason? It's really effective. True to its claims. And because everyone wants it, there were people who made and sell the FAKE versions which are now circulating the online market. 

So how FAKE are they? Results from PIPAC (credits to CosKor) clearly show that the fake Cindella has less than 1mg of Alpha Lipoic Acid, as opposed to the authentic one which claims to have 25mg.

How do you know if you have the authentic one? The authentic one has a colored bandwith: orange, which is very clear as seen on the photo.

Which one is yours? The right ampoules below is FAKE. 

As for the vitamin c, the FAKE one only contains 44.5mg/ml (.89grams per 20ml). As opposed to the authentic one which contains 500mg/ml (10grams per 20ml). Now I wonder, what does it contain then if it only has a small dose? I bet you also asked yourself too.

1. How do you know if the vitamin c is fake? If you got the one with the cap vial bearing 3 words: GMP CAP OFF, then I suggest you return it back to your supplier. Should you feel afraid? NO. Because you deserve the truth. You pay for your health. And not for anything that would ruin your health.

Did you check your vitamin C? If it is white in color, you got the FAKE one.

What about the LUTHIONE? As we all know, this is the glutathione. For the authentic one, product claims it to be 600mg. Now, take a look at the result for the FAKE one: 0.1mg only.

So how do you know it's the FAKE Luthione?

Two things: first the fake one has a gap in between the sticker vials. Moreover, the manufacturing date is stupid. In KOREA, the first two digits denote the year of manufacture. In the photo below, 4126B means year 2041. 

Probably, you are still shocked upon reading this. My advice? Check the vials and the ampoules of what you bought. The PIPAC results contain the details, even the manufacturing dates and expiration dates. If you still can't believe it, CosKor will be glad to answer your questions. 

I only have 1 body. And I ought to take care of it. So do you. 

May you be a seller or a buyer, you simply deserve the TRUTH. 

For your peace of mind, all products bearing the CosKor seal are authentic and true. 

How legitimate are they?

You have to try it in order to believe it.

The real one sticks to its promise:

When you are healthy inside, you glow outside.

So in case you don't see any substantial effect on your health and skin, it only means one thing: you got the FAKE one.