Glutax 2000GS vs Glutax DCRP 750000: What's the Difference?

Glutax sells several formulations under the same brand name, and the model numbers on the box (2000GS, DCRP 750000, and others) refer to different concentrations and added compounds — not simply "stronger" versus "weaker" in a straight line.

Glutax 2000GS Recombined White

A recombined formulation built around a specific glutathione concentration, positioned as a standard-strength whitening course for people starting their first Glutax cycle or maintaining an existing tone.

Glutax DCRP 750000

DCRP formulations carry a higher labelled concentration and additional compounds aimed at a more intensive whitening effect, generally positioned for people who want a stronger course or have specific pigmentation concerns a standard formulation hasn't fully addressed.

How to actually choose between them

The number on the box is a starting point, not the whole decision — skin type, current tone, how your skin has responded to any previous whitening course, and any medical conditions all factor in. This is exactly the kind of decision worth a consultation rather than guessing from marketing copy, since going straight for the strongest available option isn't automatically the right call for every person.

One practical note

Whichever formulation you choose, consistency across the full course matters more than which specific Glutax variant you started with — an interrupted DCRP 750000 course will underperform a completed 2000GS course.