Glutathione is an antioxidant your body already makes. We give 1 to 2 grams as a slow IV push, on its own or to finish any drip.
$14915–20 minute visit · travel includedYour provider sets the final formula for you. A typical Glutathione Push bag includes:
Glutathione is an antioxidant made from three amino acids, and your liver holds the most of it.
The provider picks the dose inside this range based on your health form and sets the final formula.
A small amount of sterile salt water is used to check the IV line before the push and to clear it after.
Glutathione is a small molecule built from three amino acids: cysteine, glycine and glutamate. Your body makes it, and it is found in almost every cell. Its main job is as an antioxidant. It helps handle the normal by-products of turning food and oxygen into energy. The liver holds a large share of it.
People ask why it is given by IV. Glutathione taken by mouth is largely broken down during digestion, so an IV is a direct route into the blood. That does not mean a push will change how you look or feel. Studies are limited, and we do not claim it treats any condition. It is a popular wellness extra, nothing more.
You can book the push by itself for $149. That covers the nurse’s trip to you, a small IV, the 1 to 2 gram dose and a short stay to make sure you feel well. The whole stop is usually about 15 to 20 minutes, which makes it the quickest service we offer.
If you are already getting a drip, adding glutathione costs $45, because the nurse and the IV line are already there. It is given once the bag is empty. A few of our drips already include it: Immunity, Cold & Flu, Hangover Deluxe, Beauty Glow and The Ultimate. So check your drip before you pay for it twice.
A push means the nurse injects the dose by hand through the IV, slowly, instead of hanging a bag. For glutathione this takes around five minutes. Some people notice a faint sulfur taste or smell while it goes in. That comes from the molecule itself and fades fast. Tell the nurse if you feel dizzy, itchy or tight in the chest.
New clients fill out a health form and speak with our provider by video before the first push. The provider asks about asthma, sulfite sensitivity, kidney or liver disease, G6PD deficiency and any chemotherapy, since antioxidants may not mix with some cancer treatments. Clients who are pregnant must have OB approval. The provider may choose a lower dose or not order it.
It is a dose of glutathione, 1 to 2 grams, that a nurse injects slowly into a vein through a small IV. There is no bag to hang, so it takes about 5 minutes. You can book it alone for $149 or add it to any drip for $45.
An IV push goes into a vein through an IV line over a few minutes, so it reaches your blood right away. An IM shot goes into a muscle, like the arm or hip, and is absorbed more slowly. Our B12 shot is $40 and our Lipo/MIC shot is $55.
Adding glutathione to any drip is $45. It is given through the same IV after your bag is finished, so there is no extra needle. Booked as a stand-alone visit, the Glutathione Push is $149, which includes the nurse’s travel inside our Los Angeles service area.
G6PD deficiency affects how red blood cells handle stress, and glutathione is part of that same system. It matters most for high-dose vitamin C, which is often given at the same visit. The provider reviews your answer and decides what is safe to give. If you are not sure whether you have it, say so.
There is no single schedule. Some clients add it to every drip, and others book a push on its own from time to time. Your provider can recommend how often makes sense for you. Tell them about any new medicine or diagnosis each time you book.
MOBILE IV THERAPISTMYERS' COCKTAILB-COMPLEX · C · MAGNESIUM1000 MLThe classic vitamin drip: B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium and calcium in a liter of fluids.
MOBILE IVNAD+250–750 MGMOBILE IV THERAPISTBEAUTY GLOWBIOTIN · C · GLUTATHIONE1000 MLBiotin, vitamin C and a high dose of glutathione in a liter of fluids, before your big day.
Pick a time, fill out a short health form, and a registered nurse comes to you.