# Lemon Bottle (Lipolysis Injection)

*Also known as: Lemon Bottle*

Brand-name lipolysis injection combining riboflavin and other lipotropic ingredients for localized fat.

## Overview

Lemon Bottle is a brand-name fat-dissolving (lipolysis) injection sold for subcutaneous use on localized fat pockets, typically around the chin, abdomen, and thighs. Its listed active ingredients are riboflavin (vitamin B2) plus lipotropics such as bromelain and lecithin, with the proposed mechanism being disruption of adipocyte membranes. Unlike deoxycholic acid (Kybella), which is FDA-approved for submental fat, Lemon Bottle is not approved in the US and has minimal independent clinical evidence; most claims come from vendor materials and practitioner testimonials. Skin necrosis, nodules, and uneven results are reported adverse events. We list it for catalog completeness and treat it as an unregulated compounded product, not an evidence-based therapy. It is excluded from the plotter because it has no meaningful single-compound PK curve.

## Pharmacokinetics

- **Model tier:** simple
- **Half-life:** 0.0 days (0 hours)

## Dosing

- **Default dose:** 0 mg
- **Typical range:** 0–0 mg
- **Units:** ng/mL

## Source

- **Label:** Vendor product (informational)
- **Notes:** Brand fat-dissolving injection (riboflavin + lipotropics); not plotted.

**Tags:** weight-loss, skin-health

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**Canonical URL:** https://anabolicdex.com/compounds/lemon-bottle
**Plot:** https://anabolicdex.com/plot?compound=lemon-bottle