What’s in it
- Glutathione
- Vitamin C
- Sodium chloride 0.9%
Every drip is prescribed for you individually and made up just before it is given.
What to expect
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Book online
Choose your drip and where you would like it. The full price is shown upfront. -
Health check
Answer a short questionnaire. A prescriber reviews it before your booking is confirmed. -
Checks first
Your nurse takes your pulse, blood pressure and temperature. -
The drip
A small cannula goes into your arm and the drip runs for 30 min. -
Checks after
Your nurse repeats your observations, removes the cannula and you are on your way.
It runs over around half an hour. Most people notice very little during the drip.
Who it isn’t for
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Asthma (please tell us so we can advise)
- Current chemotherapy or cancer treatment (speak to your oncology team first)
How often: as agreed with your prescriber.
Why people book it
- Often booked before an event or a holiday
- A quick add-on to another drip
These are reasons clients give us, not promises of results.
What the evidence says
Small studiesGlutathione drips have only small studies behind them, including some on skin, with inconsistent results. They are a wellness choice rather than a proven treatment.
If you are not sure a drip is right for you, ask us. We may suggest a blood test or your GP instead.