ZENSO GLPro

GLPro shares Advance’s four Kuro products (Daitto, Shuga, Oiru, Mizu) but with two boxes of Daitto rather than three, and adds Jung Kwan Jang’s GLPro Core. Pro adds Kuro Kosen for five pillars. Crashes, cravings and blood-sugar swings are your main problem? Pick GLPro. Want the full weight reprogramming system? Advance or Pro suits you better.

Your advisor's first question is usually what made you want to deal with your weight now, because the answer decides the set. After a baby: Daitto for nutrition and Mizu for early puffiness matter most, so Advance or Pro (if breastfeeding, ask your doctor first). After 40 or around menopause: Shuga for blood sugar, plus the calcium, D3 and magnesium in Daitto; if your middle and your sleep both bother you, Advance or Pro. Stress and night-time cravings: Shuga plus Daitto, which Lite already has. On the jab or just off it: Daitto's protein helps you hold on to muscle while you eat less, and Kosen keeps you regular, so usually Pro (check your medication with your doctor). Men carrying it at the belt-line: Oiru plus Daitto, so Lite or Advance. Mostly blood-sugar swings and a 3pm crash: look at GLPro.

After 40 it genuinely is harder, and everything heads for the middle. That's the case for caring for the glucose curve rather than cutting harder or skipping meals: the meal after a skipped one spikes highest. If you manage a condition, speak to your doctor first.

We won't give a number: starting points differ, and anyone promising fixed kilos by a fixed date is selling something else. GLPro works on the spike, the dip and the cravings. In month one, trust the tape over the scale, because water clears before fat does.

No. It’s a daily health functional food. It isn’t meant to treat illness, and it doesn’t replace your prescribed medicine or your doctor’s advice. On medication or managing a condition? Speak to your doctor before you start.

Your gut makes GLP-1 naturally; it helps tie appetite and blood sugar together. Research on GLPro Core looks at that GLP-1 pathway, but it isn’t a medicine and won’t act like an injection. It’s one bottle a day, stimulant-free, to help your body handle glucose itself.

Days 1–7 the routine locks in and Mizu's fluid-clearing is usually the first visible change; days 7–21 the GLPro Core course runs and afternoons typically stop swinging; days 21–30 Daitto carries the rhythm. Individual results vary.

Jung Kwan Jang is Korea’s best-known red-ginseng name, produced in the Korea Ginseng Corporation line going back to 1899. GLPro is the range it developed for blood-sugar care. GLPro Core is made in Korea and reaches Malaysia through Wellous.

Morning: Kuro Mizu, then a Daitto shake for breakfast (or keep it for lunch). 15–30 minutes before lunch and dinner: one Shuga and one Oiru. Dinner: your second Daitto. Once a day, same time, ideally after food: one GLPro Core bottle. Five minutes or so in total, and no counting calories.

GLPro Core is formulated as a 21-day course, one bottle each day; Daitto is meant to run for 30. We pack each one to its intended length rather than evening the numbers out.

Yes. Pick chocolate, vanilla or coffee for each box separately, and multiple sets work the same way. Coffee Daitto has about 120mg of caffeine per sachet.

Daitto: mix with water and shake. Shuga: a chewable with cherry blossom and bamboo salt. Oiru: also chewable. Mizu: a herbal drink that tastes better cold. GLPro Core: a strong 25ml ginseng shot; chill it first if you’re not used to ginseng.

Not during pregnancy. If you take blood-sugar medicine, blood thinners or GLP-1 drugs, have a kidney condition or are breastfeeding, check with your doctor before starting; your advisor will also ask whether you're still breastfeeding. GLPro Core is for adults 18 and above.

Every Kuro product comes from GMP facilities and each batch is checked by a third party. SGS screened Kuro Daitto for 365 drug substances, anti-obesity drugs among them, and detected none; it also passed heavy-metal and microbe tests and is halal certified and gluten free. GLPro Core is made in Korea by Jung Kwan Jang, contains no stimulants, and its key ingredient holds its own MFDS recognition (No. 2024-20).

Kuro Daitto contains whey protein and soy. Kuro Oiru contains chitosan and isn't suitable if you have a shellfish allergy. Check the ingredients first, and stop if any reaction occurs.

Often not. Wellous has issued a notice asking customers not to buy on Shopee, Lazada, Carousell or other third-party platforms. Many listings there are fake, plenty of people only find out after buying, and some sellers pretend to be us. Buy from an authorised distributor for the QR authenticity check, advisor follow-up and the 30-day money-back guarantee.

Take all the time you need. It works out to S$25.00 a day, and two of your meals are part of that. Price the alternative: a Jung Kwan Jang ginseng course, a decent meal shake, a sugar blocker, a fat-cell product and a water-retention formula, each bought on its own and never quite lined up. Then add the kuih and teh tarik the afternoon crash costs you. You can also message an advisor first; a real person will give you a straight answer.

No. Two sets cost exactly twice one set, the same S$25.00 a day. What you get is 60 days without a gap and nothing to re-order at day 30.

Every box carries an anti-counterfeit QR code you can verify. Buying from an authorised distributor gets you advisor support, the Wellous gifts, free delivery and the 30-day money-back guarantee.

Use all 30 days. No real difference? Tell your advisor and you get every ringgit back. A refund is better than an unhappy customer.