Skin Health Level 2 IV Drip

£299.00

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Given by qualified clinicians at your home or workplace · Home visits across Essex, Hertfordshire and London · Questions? Message Lucy, our lead clinician

The Skin Health Level 2 IV Drip in Epping, Essex, costs £299. An infusion of 12.5g of vitamin C with 2.4g of glutathione (2 × 1.2g) in 1 litre of saline, given through a vein by our clinical team at your home or workplace across Essex, Hertfordshire and London. Booking is online and visits take place across Essex, Hertfordshire and London.

At a glance

Price: £299. A £30 travel fee applies to visits more than 4 miles from Epping town centre (CM16).
Appointment: around 60 minutes
Route: Intravenous (IV) infusion
Fluid: 1 litre sodium chloride 0.9%
Where: At your home or workplace. Epping, Essex and surrounding areas.
Booking: Book online

What is in the Skin Health Level 2 IV Drip?

Sodium chloride 0.9% (1 litre). The base fluid the nutrients are mixed into.
Vitamin C (12.5g). Contributes to normal immune function, normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin, protection of cells from oxidative stress and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
Glutathione (2.4g, as 2 × 1.2g). An antioxidant the body makes naturally. Evidence for glutathione infusions is limited and results vary.

Honest note: Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin. Evidence for glutathione infusions for the skin is limited, and results vary. We do not promise skin lightening or any specific outcome.

Before your first drip: A G6PD blood test is required before your first 12.5g vitamin C drip. Your clinician will confirm how to arrange it.

Comfort add-ons are available on request. See the IV drip extras for single-nutrient boosts.

Who it is for

People who want vitamin C and glutathione support as part of their skin care routine, alongside sun protection and a balanced diet.

Who should check first

Tell our clinician about allergies, kidney or heart conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and any medication. A clinical check is done before every drip. Also mention asthma or sulfur sensitivity. Tell us about kidney stones, iron overload conditions and G6PD deficiency. Not a diagnosis. See your GP about symptoms.