Lemon Bottle
Research highlights
- ✓Ready-mixed solution in a 10ml vial, so there is nothing to reconstitute
- ✓Labelled JP Beauty, our skincare and aesthetics line, and sold here too so it can go in the same order
- ✓For use by trained professionals only
Part of JP Beauty, our skincare and aesthetics line: Lemon Bottle on JP Beauty ›
What is Lemon Bottle?
A ready-mixed lipolysis solution sold in 10ml vials. It is the product most people mean when they talk about Lemon Bottle treatments.
Why does the label say JP Beauty?
It belongs to our skincare and aesthetics line. Same team, same courier and the same checkout as everything else on this site.
What purity is guaranteed?
Where we hold an independent Janoshik report for a compound we publish it in full - batch number, purity and a verification key you can check against the lab yourself. Where we do not hold one the product is marked research grade and we say so, rather than claim a report we cannot produce.
Lemon Bottle, explained
The short version: Lemon Bottle is a ready-mixed fat-dissolving solution sold through the beauty trade as a cosmetic. Regulators in the US and UK have warned about it, and we could not find a single peer-reviewed study of the product.
What it is
Lemon Bottle is a liquid sold as a fat-dissolving injectable. Its marketing names riboflavin (vitamin B2) and lecithin among the ingredients. In the UK it is notified as a cosmetic product rather than licensed as a medicine. It comes in a 10 ml vial and is marketed for trained aesthetic professionals, not for home use.
What regulators have said
In March 2025 the US FDA sent six warning letters over unapproved fat-dissolving injections. The one to Amazon named "LemonBottle Ampoule Solution" and called it an unapproved new drug.
The FDA's wider consumer warning on these products lists reports of permanent scars, serious infections, skin deformities, cysts and deep, painful knots. It also notes that the only FDA-approved fat-dissolving injection is Kybella (deoxycholic acid), approved only for fat under the chin and given by a health professional.
In the UK, the General Pharmaceutical Council wrote to pharmacy professionals in 2025 about concerns over unregulated, unlicensed products, Lemon Bottle by name, being supplied by pharmacies or injected by pharmacists.
Where the evidence stops
A PubMed search for Lemon Bottle returns no clinical study, no case series and no lab study of the product. There is no published evidence on how well it works, how it works, or how often it causes problems. The approved comparison, Kybella, uses a different active ingredient and its trial data say nothing about Lemon Bottle.
Handling and storage
It arrives ready mixed in a sealed 10 ml vial, so there is nothing to reconstitute. Store it as the manufacturer's packaging says, away from heat and direct sunlight, and check the expiry date before use. Do not use a vial with a broken seal or a liquid that looks cloudy or has particles in it.
Sold as a cosmetic, flagged by regulators, and backed by no peer-reviewed evidence at all.
Sources (checked 7 October 2026)
For research use only. Not for human consumption. Nothing on this page is medical advice.
Reviews from people who ordered Lemon Bottle
No reviews from orders with Lemon Bottle yet. Here is what recent customers said about ordering from us.
★★★★★
Youre the best Thankyou!!
Rosemary V. · 8 Oct 2026
★★★★★
It was my 1st order. Everything went smooth, fantastic, fabulous!!!!! Received my vials 3days after placing the order. Asked lots of questions and received answers within minutes. Great awesome service!!! Will definitely order again. Thanks so much. Keep it up.
Lila J. · 8 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Thank you for my peptides, I received it very fast and in good order
Louise G. · 7 Oct 2026
★ 4.8 across all 19 JP Research reviews, good and bad. See them. Every reviewer gets R100 store credit, whatever they rate.
