IV Therapy
High Dose Vitamin C
High-Dose Vitamin C IV is a specialized infusion that delivers vitamin C directly into the bloodstream. This allows the body to reach much higher blood levels than can typically be achieved through food or oral supplements. Vitamin C is an antioxidant that plays a role in collagen production, tissue health and normal immune function. Some clients explore high-dose IV vitamin C as part of a provider-guided wellness plan or alongside care from their medical team. It is not intended to diagnose, prevent or cure cancer, infections or other medical conditions.
The details
Final eligibility and treatment decisions are determined by a licensed RE UP provider.
- Antioxidant support
- Support for normal immune function
- Support for collagen and tissue health
- An option for clients who cannot tolerate or absorb oral vitamin C well
- Provider-guided support within a broader wellness plan
Clients exploring a provider-guided wellness plan or who cannot tolerate or absorb oral vitamin C well.
High-dose vitamin C is administered gradually through an IV. Temporary thirst, nausea, chills, increased urination or discomfort at the IV site may occur.
Treatment time depends on the prescribed dose and how you tolerate the infusion.
Please tell your provider about pregnancy or breastfeeding, medications, allergies, implants, and relevant medical history. High-Dose Vitamin C IV is not a standard hydration drip. A consultation and laboratory testing may be required before treatment, including kidney-function and G6PD testing. This treatment may not be appropriate for clients with kidney disease, a history of certain kidney stones, G6PD deficiency, iron-overload conditions or particular medication interactions. Clients receiving cancer treatment must obtain clearance and coordinate care with their oncology team. Book a consultation to determine whether High-Dose Vitamin C IV is appropriate for you.
A provider consultation and review are required before treatment.
Ask the concierge
Curious about High Dose Vitamin C?
Ask general questions here. Your provider reviews pregnancy, medications, allergies, implants, and history privately at consultation.
General questions only. Please do not share medications, symptoms, or medical history. No diagnosis, prescription, or clearance. Not saved. Final eligibility and treatment decisions are determined by a licensed RE UP provider.