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Glutathione IV in Duncan, BC

Glutathione Antioxidant IV administered by a Registered Nurse at Integral IV inside Purely Wellness, 15 Canada Avenue, Unit 101, Duncan, BC.

What is a glutathione IV?

Glutathione is an antioxidant your body produces naturally. Delivered by IV, it can be given on its own or added to another infusion when your treatment plan calls for it. The appointment takes approximately 30 minutes.

How much does a glutathione IV cost in Duncan, BC?

The Glutathione Antioxidant IV is $125. New clients also complete a $50 assessment (regularly $150) before their first infusion.

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Glutathione Antioxidant IV

Approximately 30 minutes. Available on its own or as an add-on to another infusion.

$125

Can glutathione be added to another IV?

Yes, when your treatment plan includes it. Many clients pair it with a Myers' Immune Cocktail or a Rehydration IV. Mention it during your assessment so your nurse can plan the time.

Do I need an assessment first?

Yes. A current, Nurse Practitioner-authorized, client-specific treatment plan is required before any infusion. Your plan can come from Jackie, our Nurse Practitioner, or from any prescribing practitioner of your choice.

Is it right for everyone?

No. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, kidney disease, heart conditions, and certain other health situations may make this therapy unsuitable. Your assessment screens for these first.

Before you book. New clients begin with the $50 assessment (regularly $150). Returning clients with a current, authorized plan can book directly. Questions? Send us a message.

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Glutathione questions

How much is a glutathione IV in Duncan?

$125 at Integral IV.

How long does it take?

Approximately 30 minutes.

Can I add it to another infusion?

Yes, when your treatment plan includes it. It pairs commonly with the Myers' Immune Cocktail or a Rehydration IV.

Do I need a treatment plan?

Yes. A current, Nurse Practitioner-authorized, client-specific plan is required before any infusion.