Peptides
LC120 Lipo-C
Also called Lipo-C · LC120
LC120 is a four-ingredient “lipotropic” shot marketed for weight-management support. Its name is not a standard recipe: listings disagree about whether the ingredient amounts refer to 1 mL or the whole 10 mL vial. That difference matters before comparing doses.
Dosage & duration
One supplier’s reported LC120 schedule; concentration must be read from that product.
Supplier LC120 guide
Reported use · unapproved regimen- Dose
- 1–2 mL per injection, IM or SC
- How often
- 2–3 times weekly
- How long
- 8–12 weeks
Supplier-published example, not consensus or a validated regimen; do not transfer across formula or concentration differences.
More quick facts
- Marketed goal
- Weight-management support
- Label check
- Per mL or per vial?
See the difference
Same LC120 name, different amount basis
These are source declarations, not interchangeable products.
| Compare | Seller listing | Seller lab-report specification |
|---|---|---|
| Amount basis | Per 1 mL, inferred from total SKU | Per 10 mL serving, explicit |
| Methionine | 15 mg | 15 mg |
| Choline chloride | 50 mg | 50 mg |
| Carnitine | 50 mg | 50 mg |
| Dexpanthenol | 5 mg | 5 mg |
Why people choose LC120
The appeal is a simpler carnitine, choline, methionine and B5 blend alongside a weight-loss routine. Ingredient roles in metabolism do not establish how much fat the finished mixture will reduce.
The label matters more than the code
The comparison shows a tenfold difference in the stated amount basis between two sources. Neither the code “120” nor a photo of a similar vial resolves the concentration of another product.
How to read a supplier schedule
The named example below is useful for understanding what is advertised. Its mL range should not be transferred to a differently labelled LC120 product or presented as a clinically proven cycle.
Listed ingredients Compare this catalog listing with the exact product label
| Ingredient | Listed amount | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Methionine | 15 mg/mL — seller example | Declared component; per-mL interpretation follows the stated 120 mg/mL total. |
| Choline chloride | 50 mg/mL — seller example | Declared component; per-mL interpretation follows the stated 120 mg/mL total. |
| Carnitine | 50 mg/mL — seller example | Declared component; per-mL interpretation follows the stated 120 mg/mL total. |
| Dexpanthenol | 5 mg/mL — seller example | Declared component; per-mL interpretation follows the stated 120 mg/mL total. |
Why isn’t there a plot?
This informational entry has no supported pharmacokinetic model.
Common questions
Does LC120 always mean 120 mg per mL?
No. The inspected listings use conflicting amount bases. Confirm the exact product rather than inferring from the name.
Is it the same as LC216 or LC425?
No. Those names refer to different marketed ingredient combinations.
Sources Labels, studies and notes behind this guide
Catalog evidence: Product or community reports. This describes the type of evidence, not a clinical review of every claim.
Summary and fact source checks: 2026-10-07. This records source checking, not medical review of the whole page.
Notes on the quick facts
- Marketed goal
- The finished blend lacks verified outcome evidence here.
- Label check
- The same ingredient numbers can mean different concentrations.
- 1. Seller-declared formula (not linked)
Related compounds and examples
Related compounds
LC216 Lipo-B
LC216, also called Lipo-B or Lipo-C with B12, combines carnitine, arginine, methionine, inositol and choline (MIC) and B vitamins. One published product report specifies 216 mg of listed ingredients per 10 mL serving—not per mL.
LC425 Lipo-C (FOCUS)
LC425 FOCUS is marketed for energy, mental sharpness and weight-management support. It adds ATP and an ingredient called “Eria Jarensis” to a carnitine/MIC base. That makes it different from a plain vitamin shot, but the name does not prove better focus or fat loss.
LC526 Lipo-C (FAT BLASTER)
Lipo-C Fat Blaster: what to expect for weight loss and energy, how LC526 differs from GLP-1 medicines, and how to read its ingredients, mg/mL and syringe units.