IV Glutathione Drip for Antioxidant Support

We do not offer it on that basis. Glutathione is widely advertised for skin-whitening and the evidence for that use is weak. If pigmentation is your concern, an in-clinic skin analysis will point you toward pigmentation care that has better support behind it.

It is administered only after a medical assessment, in clinic, under supervision. As with any intravenous therapy there are risks, and there are people for whom it is not appropriate — which is exactly what the assessment is for.

A course is planned and then reviewed with your clinician as it progresses, rather than sold as a fixed package upfront.

You can, and for many people that is the more sensible starting point. The argument for the IV route is absorption; your clinician will tell you honestly whether it is worth it in your case.

Anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, anyone with certain medical conditions or on particular medications, and anyone whose assessment raises a concern. This is decided in clinic, not over the phone.

No. It is support alongside a plan, and we would rather you spent on the plan first if you had to choose between the two.