Glutathione Injections Program
A provider-reviewed injectable glutathione program with individualized prescribing and at-home administration.
Welcome to Invyncible’s Glutathione Injections Program
The Invyncible Glutathione Injections Program provides adults with access to provider-guided glutathione treatment in an injectable format.
A licensed medical provider reviews your health information and determines whether glutathione injections are appropriate for you. A prescription is not guaranteed. If prescribed, the medication is prepared and dispensed by a licensed pharmacy and shipped directly to you.
Understanding Glutathione
Glutathione is an antioxidant naturally produced by the body. It participates in normal cellular processes that help maintain the body’s balance between oxidants and antioxidants.
These normal biological functions do not establish that glutathione injections will produce a specific health outcome. Research involving compounded glutathione injections for general wellness remains limited, and individual experiences may vary.
Why Patients Choose the Injectable Format
Glutathione injections may appeal to patients who prefer:
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An injectable treatment format
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At-home administration according to prescription instructions
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Individualized dosing determined by a licensed provider
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An alternative to glutathione troches
Your provider determines whether an injectable or oral formulation is appropriate based on your medical information, prescription needs and available pharmacy formulations.
What the Program Includes
If prescribed, your program may include:
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A medical evaluation by a licensed provider
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Pharmacy-dispensed glutathione medication
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Injection supplies, when included by the dispensing pharmacy
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Individual dosing and administration instructions
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Access to patient support
Medication formulation, concentration, vial size, supplies and availability may vary by prescription, pharmacy and state.
What to Expect
Use glutathione injections only according to your prescription label and instructions provided by your provider and dispensing pharmacy. Do not change your dose, injection frequency or administration schedule without speaking with your provider.
No specific outcome is guaranteed, and individual responses can vary.
Possible Side Effects
Possible side effects may include:
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Redness, swelling, discomfort or irritation at the injection site
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Nausea or vomiting
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Headache
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Flushing
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Dizziness
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Allergic reactions
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. Contact your healthcare provider if you experience persistent or concerning symptoms. Seek immediate medical attention for difficulty breathing, swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat, fainting or other signs of a serious reaction.
Tell your provider about your medical conditions, allergies, medications and supplements, and whether you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant or breastfeeding.
Compounded Medication Notice
Glutathione injections dispensed through this program may be compounded pursuant to an individual patient prescription. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. Formulation, concentration, storage requirements and availability may vary by prescription, pharmacy and state.
Frequently Asked Questions about Glutathione Injections Program
How does the process work?
Complete the online medical evaluation and provide the requested health information. A licensed provider will review your information and determine whether treatment is appropriate. If prescribed, the medication will be dispensed by a licensed pharmacy and shipped directly to you. Learn more about our process.
What is glutathione?
Glutathione is an antioxidant naturally produced by the body. It participates in normal cellular processes that help maintain the balance between oxidants and antioxidants. These biological functions do not guarantee that glutathione injections will produce a particular health outcome.
How should I store glutathione?
Follow the exact storage instructions printed on your prescription label. Storage requirements can vary by pharmacy formulation. Do not freeze the medication unless the dispensing pharmacy specifically instructs otherwise. Contact the dispensing pharmacy with questions about storage or temperature exposure.
What comes with the Glutathione Injections Program?
If prescribed, the program includes pharmacy-dispensed glutathione medication and individualized instructions. Injection supplies may also be included, depending on the prescription and dispensing pharmacy.
Are there other Invyncible programs containing glutathione?
Yes. Our Hangover Support Injection Program includes separately dispensed glutathione and methylcobalamin B12. A licensed provider determines whether either program is appropriate for an individual patient.
How do I choose between the 10 mL and 30 mL options?
The appropriate vial size depends on the prescribed dose, frequency of use and medication beyond-use date. Your provider and dispensing pharmacy determine the appropriate prescription. A larger vial may not always be suitable.
What is the difference between glutathione injections and troches?
The primary difference is the route of administration. Injections are administered using a needle, while troches dissolve in the mouth according to prescription instructions. Formulations, concentrations and storage requirements may differ. Learn more about the available administration options.
Why is express shipping required?
Some glutathione formulations require refrigerated or expedited shipping. Available shipping methods are determined by the dispensing pharmacy and the medication’s handling requirements.
What if the medication arrives warm or the ice packs are melted?
Do not assume the medication is safe or unusable based only on the condition of the ice packs. Keep it sealed and contact the dispensing pharmacy using the information on the prescription label. The pharmacist can determine whether the medication remains appropriate to use based on its formulation and shipping conditions.
How often should I use glutathione injections?
There is no universal dose or schedule appropriate for every patient. Your provider determines the dosage and frequency based on your medical information and the specific pharmacy formulation. Follow your prescription label exactly and do not change your dosage without speaking with your provider.
How should I administer glutathione injections?
Follow the exact route and administration instructions printed on your prescription label and provided by your healthcare provider and dispensing pharmacy. General information is available on our intramuscular injection instructions page.
How should I dispose of used needles and vials?
Place used needles immediately into an appropriate sharps container. Never place loose needles directly into household trash or recycling. Follow your local disposal requirements or contact your pharmacy for instructions on disposing of a full sharps container and empty medication vials.
A Simple Process Designed for Real Life
Getting started is simple.
Designed to help evaluate common health concerns and determine if treatment is appropriate.
Explore TreatmentsStart with your health concerns
Select the area you’d like help with and begin your evaluation.
Complete your consultation.
A licensed provider reviews your health history and symptoms to determine if treatment is appropriate.
Receive treatment at home.
If prescribed, your treatment is shipped directly to your door.
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