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About Immune Support IV Therapy

Immune support IV therapy delivers a concentrated combination of immune-modulating nutrients directly into the bloodstream — most notably high-dose vitamin C, zinc, B vitamins, and the master antioxidant glutathione. Oral supplementation of vitamin C is capped at roughly 200mg of absorption per dose due to intestinal transport limits, but IV administration can deliver several thousand milligrams in a single session, achieving plasma concentrations impossible to reach through diet or pills alone.

The protocol is commonly used in three contexts: preventatively during cold-and-flu season or before high-risk travel, at the first sign of an oncoming illness to shorten its duration and severity, and during chronic stress or recovery from prolonged illness. Athletes use it ahead of competition, frequent travellers use it before long-haul flights, and many wellness clients schedule it monthly as part of a broader immunity-focused protocol.

While robust clinical evidence varies by indication, the underlying nutrients have well-established roles in immune cell function — vitamin C supports neutrophil and lymphocyte activity, zinc is required for T-cell maturation, and glutathione protects immune cells from oxidative stress. A typical immune drip combines all of these in one infusion.

How Immune Support IV Therapy Works

Over 30 to 45 minutes, the IV delivers vitamin C (typically 5,000 to 25,000mg), zinc, B-complex, and often glutathione directly into your bloodstream. These nutrients become immediately available to white blood cells and the lymphatic system, supporting the cellular machinery that detects and clears pathogens. Glutathione also helps regenerate other antioxidants inside immune cells, extending their functional lifespan during an immune response.

Primary ingredients
High-dose vitamin C (5,000-25,000mg)ZincB-complex vitaminsGlutathione (often)

Benefits of Immune Support IV Therapy

High-dose vitamin C and zinc — well beyond what oral supplementation can deliver

Supports immune cell function during stress or illness

Useful preventatively before travel or during cold-and-flu season

May shorten duration and severity of early-stage colds

Glutathione protects immune cells from oxidative damage

What to Expect

A comfortable 30 to 45 minute drip in a clinic lounge or at home. You may feel a slight warmth or metallic taste during the vitamin C push — this is normal. Most clients feel a subtle energy lift within hours and report feeling more resilient over the following days. No downtime required.

Session duration
30-45 minutes

Cost

$150 to $300

Base immune drips run $150 to $225. Adding glutathione push, B12 boost, or a higher vitamin C dose adds $25 to $50 per add-on. Series packages (3 to 6 sessions for cold-and-flu season) are commonly offered at a 10 to 15% discount.

Who it's for

This IV may appeal to generally healthy adults wanting antioxidant and immune support — particularly during cold-and-flu season or stressful stretches — who have first been screened by a clinician. It is not right for everyone: candidates should be cleared for kidney health and G6PD status before high-dose vitamin C. People after everyday immune maintenance can often meet their needs through diet, so treat this as an optional wellness add-on.

Safety & considerations

High-dose IV vitamin C has specific, important contraindications. It must be avoided in people with G6PD deficiency, where it can trigger dangerous red-blood-cell breakdown, so G6PD screening is essential; it should also be avoided with significant kidney impairment or a history of calcium-oxalate kidney stones. Mild effects can include nausea, a warm or metallic sensation, and lightheadedness. A licensed clinician must check kidney function, G6PD status and history before the first infusion.

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