What is glutathione?
Glutathione is a small molecule your body's own cells make. It is classed as an antioxidant.
It can be given as a shot into a muscle (an IM shot), through an IV, or taken by mouth as a pill.
At DrpIV+, glutathione is in the Myers Plus, Mega Myers and COVID & Flu Recovery drips. It is also an add-in, so it can go into another drip for $25, or be given as a shot on its own for $35.
Before your visit
To book, call or text (385) 301-6279. We are available every day from 9 AM to 8 PM.
- You get a short medical form to fill out first
- List any allergies, and every medicine and supplement you take
- If you have questions about whether glutathione is right for you, ask your own doctor first
During your visit
A nurse or paramedic comes to your home, office or hotel and checks your vitals before anything else.
A shot is one needle stick. For a drip, the needle comes out and only a tiny flexible tube stays in your vein. A drip visit takes about 45 to 60 minutes.
Tell your nurse right away if you feel itchy, see a rash, or anything feels off.
After your visit
If you notice a rash, itching or swelling afterward, call your doctor. Trouble breathing or swelling in your throat is an emergency: call 911.
How often to have glutathione, and whether it fits your health, are questions for your own doctor.
Good questions to ask your nurse
- Which drip or add-in has glutathione, and how much is in it?
- Is it going in as a shot or in the drip?
- What should I watch for afterward?
