Glutathione

Glutathione is an antioxidant your body produces on its own, used constantly to manage everyday oxidative stress.¹ The idea behind therapy is to supplement what your body already makes, when a provider determines it is appropriate.

For some people it may support the body’s natural defenses and skin health. Evidence varies, so your provider helps set expectations that stay honest about what to expect.

Glutathione is not a detox shortcut or a skin fix. Your body’s antioxidant systems are affected by sleep, nutrition, alcohol use, stress, medications, supplements, illness, and environmental exposures. A provider-guided plan looks at the full picture before recommending glutathione, another option, or no treatment at all.

Adults a licensed provider determines are clinically appropriate after reviewing your health history. Glutathione is not right for everyone — people who are pregnant or nursing, have an active or recent cancer diagnosis, or have certain medical conditions may not be candidates, which the provider screening checks.

Share your full health history during intake. If treatment is not right for you, there is nothing to pay.

Your monthly price includes provider review, prescription management when appropriate, medication, refill coordination, shipping, and ongoing support. Lab work, when required, may be billed separately unless otherwise stated.

• Online consultation From the comfort of your home, no in-person appointments needed.
• Your prescription A licensed provider reviews your answers and labs, then prescribes treatment if it is appropriate. If you're not suitable, there's nothing to pay.
• Your medication Raeliva includes the full cost of your medication in your monthly price.
• Shipping Your medication ships in discreet, temperature-appropriate packaging.
• Ongoing care and support Check-ins, dosing guidance, plain-language education, and refill coordination.

Glutathione is provided in provider-recommended forms with a protocol tailored to you. Available forms depend on the current offering and provider review. Your provider explains how and how often to use it, and Raeliva’s clinical team coordinates refills.

Side effects are possible, and we will be straight about them. Reported effects may include headache, nausea, flushing, digestive discomfort, or redness and irritation at the injection site. Glutathione is given as a subcutaneous injection — the same route as the GLP-1 injections — which carries its own local risks your provider will review before prescribing. You can message your provider anytime.