1. The amount of Vitamin C is unspecified for this infusion, but they do offer an "Ultimate Myers" which contains 5,000mg of Vitamin C -- for $295. Note that this is still only 2/3 of the 7,500mg in our infusion listed above!
2. Why do we not put Glutathione in our Myer's Cocktail? Because Vitamin-C and Glutathione in the same bag will cancel each other out! This is not harmful to the recipient, but offers no medical benefit from either vitamin. Our Medical Director creates our IV recipes using knowledge from many years in the medical industry to ensure these simple mistakes are avoided.

1. Why do we give the glutathione as a push but not in the bag? Because Vitamin-C and Glutathione in the same bag will cancel each other out! This is not harmful to the recipient, but offers no medical benefit from either vitamin. Our Medical Director creates our IV recipes using knowledge from many years in the medical industry to ensure these simple mistakes are avoided.

Additional Thoughts

A couple of other things to watch out for when recieving an IV:

• IV Pressure cuffs are dangerous! We never use IV pressure cuffs on our bags because they can be dangerous to the recipient of the IV and they serve just one purpose: to expedite the delivery of the IV. They are designed for emergency use where the recipient must get fluids rapidly in life-threatening situations. Some companies (especially mobile ones) put these on their bags so they can finish with you faster and move onto someone else, but we know our clients' safety is paramount.
• Kinda-sterile is not sterile! Every IV we prepare for you is done in an ISO Class 5 Clean Room to ensure air-borne particulates do not get into your IV bag. If the bag you're receiving is prepared in a non-sterile environment like a kitchen counter, the chance of microscopic contaniments going into the bag (and hence into your blood stream) is greatly increased.