Glutathione IV
in Miami

Glutathione is a small protein the body uses as its main antioxidant. Taken as a pill, most of it is broken down by digestive enzymes before it reaches your blood, so oral absorption is estimated at only 5 to 15 percent. An IV bypasses digestion entirely and delivers glutathione straight into circulation, reaching plasma levels many times higher than a supplement can. That is the whole reason to do this by IV rather than by capsule.

Glutathione is a molecule your body already makes, not a drug that carries an FDA approval. The skin-brightening use specifically is not an FDA-approved therapeutic indication; it is a cosmetic effect that follows from glutathione’s known action on the enzyme tyrosinase. We are direct about that. TrufaMED uses pharmaceutical-grade glutathione from licensed compounding pharmacies, administered under physician supervision.

Glutathione inhibits tyrosinase, the enzyme that drives melanin production, which can shift pigmentation lighter over a course of sessions. This is a cosmetic outcome, not an FDA-approved whitening treatment, and results vary with your baseline skin tone, genetics, and how consistently you come in. Our physicians will give you honest expectations rather than a guarantee.

It depends on your goal. For immune support and oxidative-stress reduction, many patients notice a difference after two to four sessions. For visible skin brightening, the dermatology literature points to consistent sessions spaced one to two weeks apart over roughly 8 to 12 weeks for the clearest aesthetic effect. Individual response varies, which is why we offer a discounted series of six.

IV glutathione given by a licensed clinician at appropriate doses has a well-established safety profile. The most common effects are mild and pass quickly: brief flushing, a short garlic-like taste or smell during the push, and occasional mild lightheadedness. Patients with active, unstable asthma should tell us before treatment. Every first-time patient is assessed by a physician before a line is started.

Yes, and that is one of the most popular ways to use it. The glutathione push is often added as a finishing push after a primary drip is complete. Common pairings are the Myers’ Cocktail, Immune Boost, and Hangover Recovery drips. Your physician advises on the right combination for your goals, since we do not stack additives without an order.

Vitamin C and glutathione work together. Ascorbic acid regenerates oxidized glutathione back into its active reduced form, which extends how long it stays effective inside your cells. That is why our 2g Glutathione Infusion includes 1,000 mg of IV Vitamin C as standard, and why we offer an optional Vitamin C add-on with the 1g push.

Yes. Our mobile IV team delivers across the Miami and Miami Beach area, including private residences, hotel rooms, and offices. Mobile glutathione sessions are available the same as in-clinic, with the same physician oversight before dispatch. Call our team for mobile session pricing and current availability across South Florida.

The 1g push is a short visit, roughly 30 minutes door to door, with the glutathione delivered slowly over 10 to 15 minutes through a saline lock. The 2g infusion is diluted in 250 mL of saline and runs over 30 to 45 minutes, for a 45 to 60 minute visit. In-clinic infusions include complimentary red light therapy alongside the drip.

Glutathione IV for wellness or aesthetic purposes is a self-pay service and is not covered by commercial health insurance. We accept all major credit cards, HSA and FSA, and Apple Pay, and provide receipts on request. IV membership holders receive discounted session pricing. Call (305) 537-6396 with any billing questions.