Kstation
LAENNEC Inj (2mL × 10 / 50 Vials)
$97.00
Unit price perFormulation
Key ingredients
- 01 Human Placenta Extract112 mg / 2 mLCellular revitalization, hepatic support
2mL × 10 or 50 per Box
Laennec inj.
The manufacturer is changing LAENNEC from glass ampoules to vials (new packaging released by the manufacturer in August 2026). Until existing ampoule stock is used up, your order may ship in either format, and a single order may include both.
According to the manufacturer, only the container has changed. The ingredient, 2mL volume per unit, and approved indications are the same for both formats.
Why KSTATION
Product Overview
Licensed Prescription Injection
- Licensed indication: improvement of liver function in chronic liver disease
Active Ingredients & Composition
- Human Placenta Hydrolysate
- 112mg per 2mL Water-soluble extract containing a rich complex of bioactive compounds including growth factors, peptides, amino acids, vitamins, and minerals derived from human placenta.
- Growth Factors
- Natural Complex Protein components of the hydrolysate.
- Amino Acids & Peptides
- Complete Profile Building blocks for protein synthesis and cellular metabolism.
- Vitamins & Minerals
- Essential Complex Cofactors and nutrients that support enzymatic processes and overall cellular health and vitality.
Licensed Indication
Therapeutic Applications
The only indication on the Korean licence is the improvement of liver function in chronic liver disease. Use is determined by the treating physician.
Administration Protocol
Standard Adult Dosage
Intensive treatment: 2mL administered 2-3 times daily based on specific condition and medical advice
Administration Methods
• Intramuscular injection
Product Specifications
| Specification | Value | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Package Contents | 10 / 50 Vials | Each ampoule contains 2mL of solution |
| Active Ingredient | 112mg per 2mL | Human Placenta Hydrolysate |
| Storage Temperature | 1-30°C | Room temperature storage |
| Container Type | Glass Ampoule or Vial | Transitioning to vials; either may ship |
| Administration Route | Injectable | SC or IM (per Korean licence) |
Safety Information & Precautions
- Do not administer to patients with a predisposition to allergies without professional consultation
- Use caution when injecting to avoid nerves and blood vessels
- If a rash or other allergic symptoms occur, discontinue use immediately
- Risk of transmitting infectious agents, although highly minimized by sterilization and screening, cannot be entirely eliminated
Storage Guidelines
Professional Use Only
Quality Assurance & Certifications
Regulatory Compliance
Source & Processing
Professional Guidelines
Healthcare Provider Information
Patient Selection Criteria
Contraindications: Patients with known allergies to placental extracts or immunocompromised individuals should be evaluated carefully.
Monitoring & Follow-up
Treatment Outcomes
Outcomes are assessed by the treating physician against the licensed indication. KSTATION does not state treatment timelines or results.
Technical Documentation
Composition Analysis
Stability & Shelf Life
Frequently Asked Questions
Additional Support
Related Treatment Options
Combination Therapy Considerations
Treatment Optimization
Further reading
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Reading a Placenta Injectable: What the Korean Register Actually LicensesPlacenta injectables are usually discussed as one category, as though every ampoule labelled that way contained the same thing. The Korean drug...Read
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How Many Products One Company Holds: Licence Concentration Across Five Korean CategoriesA brand name tells you what to order. The licence holder behind it tells you something else: how much of the category...Read
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The Barcode on a Korean Injectable Carton, Checked Against Its LicenceTurn a Korean injectable carton over and there is usually a barcode with thirteen digits printed under it. Most buyers either ignore...Read
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LAENNEC: What It Is and How to Source It AuthenticallyLAENNEC is one of the longest-established names in Korean placenta injectables, and one of the most searched. It is also a name...Read
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Why Laennec Is Licensed and Detoxione Is Notified: Korea's Two Drug Filing RoutesEvery placenta-derived drug in the Korean register was licensed. Every one of the 33 live filings for hydroxocobalamin was notified. Most shoppers...Read
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Re-checking a Korean Filing After Purchase: A Routine for Stock RecordsA Korean filing that stood on the day you bought a product can end later. The register does not stop moving once...Read
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A Korean Drug Licence Is Not Frozen at Grant: Reading Its Change LogIt is easy to think of a licence as a fixed document: granted once, filed, done. The Korean drug register says otherwise....Read
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Behind the Licence Holder: The Plants That Make Korea's Glutathione, Vitamin and Placenta InjectablesA Korean drug licence names the company responsible for a product. It does not always name the company that makes it, and...Read
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Cold, Dark or Room Temperature: What Korean Licences Require of Vitamin, Glutathione and Placenta InjectionsEvery Korean drug licence says how the product should be kept, in a single line of the licence record. For a buyer,...Read
