Asconex Vitamin C Injection

Asconex Injection: Intended Use and Benefits

 

Treatment of Vitamin C Deficiency: Asconex is officially indicated for the treatment of severe Vitamin C deficiency, also known as scurvy. You can learn more about this condition on our healthcare blog.

Cosmetic Claims: While some vendors promote these applications, major health authorities do not officially approve them for cosmetic use. Still, the high concentration of Vitamin C reportedly provides antioxidant protection and supports collagen synthesis, which are essential for skin health. See our other skin care products here.

 

Asconex Price and Administration

 

A full box of 10 vials typically costs around PKR 2,000, with an average cost of PKR 200 per vial. For safety, a qualified medical professional should administer Asconex Vitamin C injections. Therefore, we do not recommend self-administration.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

 

 

FAQs About Asconex, Price, and Skin Whitening

 

1. What is the price of a box of Vitamin C Asconex 20ml 10g? A box of Asconex Vitamin C Injection costs approximately PKR 2,000, which makes the cost per vial about PKR 200. Prices may vary depending on the seller.

2. Is this product effective for skin whitening? Although many vendors market high-dose Vitamin C injections for their skin-brightening properties, clinical studies have not found conclusive scientific evidence that proves these injections can effectively whiten skin. The FDA and other major health regulatory bodies have not approved this product for cosmetic use. Instead, its primary approved use is for treating Vitamin C deficiency (scurvy). For more information, you can see the official statement from the Ministry of Health Malaysia.

3. What are the potential side effects of these injections? High-dose Vitamin C injections can have potential side effects. For instance, you might experience pain or swelling at the injection site, nausea, dizziness, or headaches. Furthermore, it can increase the risk of kidney stones, particularly for individuals with a history of renal problems.

4. Is this product FDA-approved for cosmetic use? No. Major health regulatory bodies, including the FDA, do not approve this product for cosmetic use. The FDA only approves Vitamin C injections for specific medical conditions, such as the treatment of Vitamin C deficiency.

5. How is the injection administered? A qualified medical professional should administer the injection. The method can vary—intravenous, intramuscular, or subcutaneous—depending on the dose and the specific goal. We do not recommend self-administration, because it carries significant health risks. If you have further questions, please contact us.