Glutathione, your cells' main antioxidant, injected twice a week. Clinician-guided, with honest expectations.
$32.25/weekBilled $129 every 4 weeks
Currently available in Arizona only.
Medication is charged only if your clinician prescribes it.
28-day supply
$32.25/week
Start with a $20 clinician review
30 to 35%
higher glutathione in plasma and blood cells after 6 months on 1,000 mg a day of oral glutathione vs placebo (54 adults)
Source: Richie JP Jr, et al. Eur J Nutr 2015;54(2):251-63 (randomized, placebo-controlled)5 trials
Review: oral glutathione cut skin melanin index vs placebo in 5 randomized trials; IV had just one placebo trial
Source: Sarkar R, et al. Int J Dermatol 2025;64(6):992-1004 (systematic review)Inconclusive
A 2019 systematic review of 4 glutathione studies in healthy volunteers called the evidence on skin effects inconclusive
Source: Dilokthornsakul W, et al. J Cosmet Dermatol 2019;18(3):728-37 (systematic review)These are oral glutathione trials and reviews of skin studies. We found no randomized trial of subcutaneous glutathione injections in healthy adults. Ours is compounded and not FDA approved. Individual results vary.
Add a defined dose of your cells' main antioxidant twice a week, under clinician guidance and with the evidence stated plainly.
Licensed clinician review
A US-licensed clinician reviews your health history, medicines and goals, and prescribes only if glutathione fits.
Compounded glutathione, 200 mg/mL
A 10 mL vial from a licensed US pharmacy. One fill is a 28-day supply at two doses a week.
A clear twice-weekly schedule
100 units (200 mg) under the skin twice a week, with site rotation built into the directions.
Free, discreet shipping
2 to 5 business days after your clinician approves a prescription.
Care-team messaging
Message your care team about reactions or dose. Your clinician adjusts the plan as you go.
Free lab panel at month 3
Biological Age Reveal, as a progress check.
“I have never injected before.”
Site rotation in the directions
The prescription directions tell you to rotate injection sites with each dose.
“Is this proven?”
The evidence, stated plainly
Your clinician and this page tell you what is and is not proven before you start.
Biological Age Reveal
Glutathione is the main antioxidant inside your cells. It neutralizes reactive molecules, helps the liver clear drugs and toxins, and is constantly recycled between an active form and a used-up form. When oxidative stress is high, more of it sits in the used-up form.
Oral glutathione raised blood levels by about a third over 6 months in one placebo-controlled trial, so swallowing it is not useless. What is missing is a trial of injections in healthy adults. The case for the injection rests on biochemistry, not on proven results.
An injection once or twice a week. Given by injection because very little glutathione survives digestion.
Tell us about your health, your medicines and what you want from glutathione. It takes a few minutes online.
They prescribe only if glutathione fits and tell you what the evidence does and does not show. Reviewed within 24 hours.
If prescribed, your compounded glutathione ships free in discreet packaging in 2 to 5 business days.
One injection twice a week under the skin, rotating sites. Your clinician adjusts the plan as you go.
100 units (200 mg) under the skin, rotating sites. A 10 mL vial is a 28-day supply.
The benefit is not proven. Your clinician tells you what to watch for.
The skin evidence is limited, and we make no detox claims.
Tell your care team about a rash, hives, swelling or trouble breathing.
Currently restricted to Arizona.
Three things you can do alongside your treatment.
Your cells build glutathione from cysteine, glycine and glutamate. Protein, eggs, fish, garlic, onions and cruciferous vegetables supply them, so a varied plate is the base.
The liver's second detox phase uses glutathione to neutralize what it processes. Less alcohol, no smoking and fewer ultra-processed foods leave more glutathione for everything else.
Homocysteine is a source of cysteine for glutathione, and both very high and very low levels can signal trouble. We track it alongside hs-CRP and GGT to see how your oxidative load is moving.
| Feature | Our glutathione injection | Oral glutathione | Food and sulfur-rich vegetables |
|---|---|---|---|
| How it works | Glutathione injected under the skin | Capsule or liquid you swallow | Supplies the amino acids your cells use to make their own |
| Human evidence | No randomized trial in healthy adults that we could find | Raised blood glutathione 17 to 35 percent over 6 months in one placebo-controlled trial | Supports normal production; not tested as a treatment |
| Format | Two small injections a week at home | A capsule or liquid every day | Everyday meals |
| Best for | People who want a defined dose under clinician guidance and accept the limited evidence | People who prefer to avoid needles | Everyone, as the base |
| Regulatory status | Compounded, not FDA approved; prescribed only if appropriate | Sold as a supplement | Not applicable |
No head-to-head trial compares injected and oral glutathione. Your clinician helps you decide.
Inject 100 units (200 mg) subcutaneously twice weekly. Rotate injection sites with each dose. Discard any remaining medication 28 days after the first puncture.
There is no FDA approved glutathione product for injection or infusion, so there is no FDA reviewed safety label for it and no established side effect rate. It has not been approved for skin, detoxification or antioxidant use.
Tell your care team straight away if you get a rash, hives, blistering or peeling skin, trouble breathing, swelling of your face or throat, or chest tightness after an injection.
This is not a complete list of side effects. Message your care team about any symptom that worries you. What we dispense is a compounded preparation made by a licensed US pharmacy. Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA for safety, efficacy or quality.
It is the main antioxidant your cells make. It neutralizes reactive molecules, helps the liver clear drugs and toxins, and is recycled between an active and a used-up form. When oxidative stress is high, more of it ends up in the used-up form.
We do not know. A placebo-controlled trial found that 1,000 mg a day of oral glutathione raised blood levels by about 30 to 35 percent over 6 months. We found no trial of injections in healthy adults, so we cannot say the injection is better. It gives a defined dose by a different route.
We do not prescribe it for skin lightening. Systematic reviews find the skin evidence limited, and one advises against IV use for that purpose. We also make no detox claims, because there is no trial showing that glutathione injections do that.
The directions are 100 units (200 mg) under the skin twice a week, rotating sites with each dose. A 10 mL vial of 200 mg/mL is a 28-day supply, and the pharmacy label says to discard any remainder 28 days after the first puncture.
Labs are not required to start. If you have them, homocysteine, GGT, hs-CRP and total glutathione are useful. The optimal ranges our clinicians use include homocysteine of 5.0 to 7.2 umol/L, GGT of 10 to 17 IU/L and hs-CRP up to 3 mg/L.
Shipping for this product is currently restricted to Arizona. If you are elsewhere, your clinician can discuss alternatives.
Many people feel nothing obvious, and the benefit is not proven. Tell your care team about a rash, hives, swelling, trouble breathing or a reaction at the injection site.
No glutathione injection is FDA approved, so there is no FDA safety label and no established side effect rate. It has not been approved for skin, detoxification or antioxidant use. What we dispense is compounded by a licensed US pharmacy, and compounded medicines are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, efficacy or quality.
28-day supply · $32.25/week · Billed $129 every 4 weeks
