There are two such products:

One is a "green blocker" aerosol. Green is the color opposite of red so applying it will kill some of the red and move toward brown. VERY VERY LIGHT coats of this, sneaking up on the color. It's better to have to apply a number of light coats than to get too much on all at once.

Another is a greenish glaze. The standard green used for this is raw umber. You wipe it on, manipulate to your liking, let it dry, then top coat with a compatible finish (most likely a lacquer).

These are both professional products and you are not likely to find them at Home Depot or such.

If I was refinishing a piece, I'd probably use the glaze, but if I'm touching up something and need a quick repair, I'd go with the aerosol. Did I mention really light coats?

Here is a link that might be useful: aerosol blocker