Furmine Inj (Garlic Injection)

The Garlic Injection, also known as fursultiamine hydrochloride, is a popular injection known for its versatility in treating various health issues. Despite its name, it does not involve injecting garlic, but rather a compound that provides similar benefits, with a noticeable strong odor that dissipates after use.

The Garlic Injection is produced by GUJU, a Korean manufacturer, and is KFDA-approved for safe use. It is designed to address several common health issues, from fatigue to skin concerns, and is particularly beneficial for individuals looking to enhance their overall health.

Benefits of Garlic Injection:

• Cures Fatigue: Helps reduce feelings of exhaustion and boost energy levels.
• Prevents Aging: Supports skin rejuvenation, preventing premature signs of aging.
• Enhances Immunity and Appetite: Boosts the body's immune system, helping to prevent illnesses and improve appetite.
• Supports Liver Function: Aids in improving liver function and detoxification.
• Improves Skin Tone and Texture: Acts as a skin booster, promoting even skin tone, lifting sagging skin, and eliminating dullness.
• Relieves Muscle and Bone Soreness: Alleviates soreness from muscle fatigue, exercise, or even hangovers.

The Garlic Injection is especially popular among middle-aged women experiencing menopause due to its broad range of benefits for skin and energy levels. It is also commonly used after a strenuous workout or a hangover to restore energy and relieve muscle pain.

Main Component:

• Vitamin B1 (Fursultiamine Hydrochloride 5.46mg/mL)

Dosage and Administration:

• The recommended treatment involves a total of 8 sessions, with two injections per week for 4 weeks.
• If considering a change in dosage or frequency, it is recommended to consult a medical professional first.
• There are no specific post-treatment care requirements, but users are advised not to shower or bathe on the day of the treatment.

Product Details:

• Content: 10 vials, each containing 10 ml of fursultiamine hydrochloride (Vitamin B1) at 5.46 mg/mL.