Lipotocin Inj.
Thioctic acid (alpha-lipoic acid) tromethamine for injection · 300 mg thioctic acid per 12 mL · 12 mL × 10 ampoules per box · Wells Pharmtech, South Korea · professional use only.
Original price was: $60.00.$55.00Current price is: $55.00.
- Thioctic acid 300 mg per 12 mL ampoule
- 10 ampoules per box
- Wells Pharmtech, South Korea
- Professional use only
- Sourced through licensed Korean distribution channels
- Temperature-controlled handling from our facility to your door
- Batch number and expiry visible before dispatch
- Practitioner support from our team
Professional use only. This product is intended for administration by licensed healthcare practitioners trained in the relevant anatomy and injection technique. By ordering you confirm you are authorised to purchase and handle products of this class in your jurisdiction. Availability and permitted use vary by country — please verify local regulations before ordering.
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Lipotocin Inj: thioctic acid tromethamine, 300 mg per 12 mL ampoule
Lipotocin Inj. is a thioctic acid (alpha-lipoic acid) injection made by Wells Pharmtech Co, Ltd. in South Korea. Each 12 mL ampoule contains 476.4 mg of thioctic acid tromethamine, equivalent to 300 mg of thioctic acid. Each box holds 10 ampoules.
Its licensed use is the relief of symptoms of diabetic polyneuropathy, such as pain, numbness and swelling. It is an injectable medicine for use by licensed healthcare professionals. Preparation, infusion rate and dose follow the package insert and the prescriber.
476.4 mg per ampoule, equivalent to 300 mg of thioctic acid.
12 mL brown glass ampoules in the manufacturer's original packaging with lot number and expiry.
Relief of symptoms of diabetic polyneuropathy.
An injectable medicine for licensed healthcare professionals. Follow the package insert.
About Lipotocin Inj.
Thioctic acid, also called alpha-lipoic acid, as the tromethamine salt, a form chosen for water solubility.
Supplied as a light yellow, clear liquid in brown glass.
Made by Wells Pharmtech Co, Ltd. in South Korea.
Each carton shows the lot number and expiry date.
Use and information
The use below is the licensed use given on our previous page and on Korean labels for thioctic acid tromethamine. Approved indications differ by market, so follow the package insert for your country.
Relief of symptoms of diabetic polyneuropathy, including pain, numbness and swelling.
Any other use is a decision for the prescriber, who is responsible for it under local law. We make no claims about other uses.
Lipotocin Inj. is an injectable medicine. Which uses are permitted and who may supply or administer it are set by the regulatory framework where you practise. Korea Filler Experts supplies the product to licensed professionals. Nothing here is medical advice or a recommendation to treat any condition.
What is inside Lipotocin Inj.
| Product type | Thioctic acid tromethamine solution for injection |
| Active ingredient | Thioctic acid tromethamine 476.4 mg (equivalent to 300 mg thioctic acid) per 12 mL |
| Packing | 12 mL × 10 ampoules per box |
| Appearance | Light yellow, clear liquid in a brown glass ampoule |
| Licensed use | Relief of diabetic polyneuropathy symptoms |
| Storage | Cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and excessive heat |
| Manufacturer | Wells Pharmtech Co, Ltd, South Korea |
Before you order
- This is an injectable medicine, prescription-only in many countries. Order only if you are licensed to prescribe, administer or supply it where you practise, and check the import rules for your country.
- It is for diabetic polyneuropathy. Thioctic acid has no licence in our records for cosmetic or skin uses, and regulators have acted on such claims for similar injectables.
- It needs preparation and slow infusion. Follow the package insert.
- We do not dispatch stock with under 6 months of shelf life remaining unless agreed in advance.
Quantity discounts apply at five, ten and twenty boxes.
What each component does
Thioctic acid tromethamine, 476.4 mg per 12 mL
Thioctic acid is a coenzyme in several enzyme complexes involved in energy production, including the handling of glucose. It also acts as an antioxidant. Korean labels for oral thioctic acid tromethamine products describe this antioxidant action as reducing oxidative stress, which is one cause of diabetic neuropathy.
Licensed use
Korean labels for thioctic acid tromethamine give the use as relief of symptoms of diabetic polyneuropathy. Check the package insert for your market, because approved uses differ by country.
Packing
12 mL × 10 ampoules per box. The carton shows the lot number and expiry date.
Handling and preparation
General handling points for trained professionals. The package insert and your prescriber’s instructions take precedence over this page, and we do not give dosing or dilution advice.
Step by step
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Check the product
Confirm the name, strength, lot number and expiry on the carton and ampoule. Do not use if the solution is cloudy or contains particles.
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Review the patient
Check blood glucose control, current diabetes medicines, alcohol use, hypersensitivity, and pregnancy or breastfeeding status.
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Open carefully
Cut the ampoule carefully so that glass fragments do not enter the solution. Use aseptic technique.
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Prepare and give as directed
Dilute and infuse only as the package insert states, and keep to the stated infusion time and rate. Fast injection can cause side effects.
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Discard the remainder
Single use. Discard any unused solution and the ampoule as clinical waste in line with local rules.
Administration notes
Use only as directed. Preparation, dose, infusion rate and duration come from the package insert and the prescriber, not from this page.
- Monitor blood glucose in patients with diabetes. Thioctic acid can increase glucose uptake, and dizziness, sweating, headache or vision problems can follow if glucose falls.
- Combination with insulin or oral diabetes medicines can increase the blood-sugar-lowering effect, so regular glucose checks are advised, especially early in treatment.
- Chronic alcohol use is a major risk factor for neuropathy and can interfere with the effect of the medicine.
- Single use only. Do not reuse.
Storing and handling Lipotocin Inj.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat, as stated on the carton and package insert.
Keep ampoules in their original carton until use so the brown glass and carton protect the contents from light.
Each ampoule is a single dose. Prepare and use as the package insert directs and discard any remainder.
Do not use if the packaging is damaged or the expiry date has passed. Dispose of used ampoules, syringes and needles as clinical waste in line with local requirements.
What's included with Lipotocin Inj.
Infusion fluids, syringes and needles are not included. Check the package insert for what you need to prepare and administer the product.
Lipotocin Inj. — frequently asked questions
What is Lipotocin Inj?
A thioctic acid (alpha-lipoic acid) injection from Wells Pharmtech in South Korea. Each 12 mL ampoule contains 476.4 mg of thioctic acid tromethamine, equivalent to 300 mg of thioctic acid, and each box holds 10 ampoules.
What is it licensed for?
The relief of symptoms of diabetic polyneuropathy, such as pain, numbness and swelling. Approved uses differ by country, so check the package insert for your market.
Is it used for skin concerns?
We do not list skin or cosmetic uses. Thioctic acid has no licence for them in our records, and any use outside the label is the prescriber’s responsibility.
How is it given?
By slow intravenous infusion after preparation as the package insert states. The infusion time and rate matter, and we do not give dosing advice.
What should be watched during treatment?
Blood glucose in patients with diabetes, because thioctic acid can increase glucose uptake and add to the effect of insulin or oral diabetes medicines.
Why does alcohol matter?
Chronic alcohol use is a major risk factor for neuropathy and can interfere with the medicine’s effect.
Who can buy this product?
It is an injectable medicine, supplied to licensed healthcare professionals and not to consumers. You are responsible for checking that you may import and use it where you practise.


