Oxigen+ and Glutatione+: identifying spray and capsules
Germanium spray and formula with glycine, NAC and L‑Glutathione: identify the two Biomed packages and keep their respective instructions separate.
Two names, two preparations
Oxigen+ and Glutatione+ may appear in the same Biomed proposal, but they remain distinct products. Oxigen+ is the 100 ml colloidal Germanium spray; Glutatione+ is the 60-capsule formula with glycine, NAC and L‑Glutathione. The name of the selection does not create a new mixture and does not make the instructions common.
To identify them, look at the shape, volume or number of capsules and ingredients. Oxigen+ lists double-distilled water and Germanium; Glutatione+ lists three components. The way of measuring the portion also changes: one spray is not equivalent to one capsule.
BISS+ identifies the spray gesture
BISS+ stands for Biomed Instant Spray System+. When organizing the products, associate this reference with the spray preparation. The Glutatione+ capsule maintains its own method of use: one per day with plenty of water, according to the label.
Do not open the capsules to fill the spray bottle and do not mix the preparations. Keep each product in the container that allows for its identification, with legible batch number and expiration date. For questions regarding the Oxigen+ method, consult the product packaging and ask for specific clarification.
Organize reminders without confusing quantities
If you use both preparations after evaluating the choice, you can keep two separate items in your reminder. Write the full name, avoiding a single “protocol” entry that does not clarify which action was performed. Do not derive a combined schedule simply because the two items are sold together.
In case of therapies or personal doubts, show both labels to your professional. A commercial proposal does not replace the evaluation of the combination for the individual.
When to reorder
The packages may run out at different times. Look at what remains before choosing a single product or the complete proposal. The protocol guide addresses the comparison of current content and prices; this page helps to keep the two products recognizable in daily management.
Continue with the topic that interests you
- Oxigen+ spray
- Glutatione+ capsules
- Comparing complete proposal and individual items
- All Biomed Glutatione+ guides
- Biomed Guide Center
Questions about this in-depth guide
Which product is a spray?
Oxigen+ colloidal Germanium, in the 100 ml format.
Which product comes in capsules?
Glutatione+ Biomed, in the 60-capsule bottle.
What ingredients does Oxigen+ declare?
The label lists double-distilled water and Germanium.
What ingredients does Glutatione+ declare?
Glycine, NAC and L‑Glutathione.
Does BISS+ refer to the spray gesture?
Yes: Biomed Instant Spray System+ identifies the system of the spray range.
Can a capsule be converted into sprays?
No. The preparations have their own instructions.
Can I mix the contents?
Keep the products in the declared preparations and methods.
Why use two recognizable reminders?
To distinguish which product and which gesture they concern.
Does reordering have to be done at the same time?
Check the stock of each component and evaluate what is needed.
Where can I compare the complete offer with individual items?
In the protocol guide and on the sheets with current prices.
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