Glutathione (Injectable)
$179
/month
- May support antioxidant capacity and skin health
- Near-complete bioavailability vs. oral
- Physician-prescribed and pharmacy-compounded
Antioxidant support
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Injectable glutathione and B12: absorption oral supplements can't match.
Glutathione is the body's master antioxidant; B12 powers energy metabolism. Delivered subcutaneously and prescribed by a physician, they reach your system far more completely than oral supplements.
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$179 /month
Cancel anytime · No contracts · If you're not approved, you're not charged for medication.
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Why injectable
Bypass digestion, keep the dose
Oral antioxidants and vitamins lose much of their potency to digestion before they ever reach your cells. Subcutaneous delivery skips that bottleneck, so more of what your physician prescribes actually gets where it's needed.
Both are physician-prescribed and pharmacy-compounded: a clinical approach, not a wellness-shop supplement.
Glutathione
The body's master antioxidant. May support antioxidant capacity and skin health. $179/month.
B12 (methylcobalamin)
May support normal energy metabolism, with higher absorption than oral B12. $149 one-time.
Physician-prescribed
Prescribed by a board-certified, U.S.-licensed physician and compounded by a licensed pharmacy.
Is this you?
Who Glutathione tends to fit
Done with oral supplements that don't land
You've spent money on capsules and felt little, frustrated that so much is lost to digestion before it ever reaches your cells.
Focused on antioxidant support
You care about oxidative stress, recovery, and skin health, and you want glutathione delivered in a form your body can actually use.
Looking for a clean energy cofactor
You want B12 support for normal energy metabolism, with far better absorption than the oral tablets you've tried.
Building on an existing protocol
You're already optimizing and want to layer in physician-prescribed antioxidant or energy support alongside the rest of your plan.
How it works at ElevateMD
Physician-directed, start to finish
Take the quiz
A 60-second eligibility check confirms your goals and your state.
Complete intake
A secure medical questionnaire, plus labs when your physician orders them.
Physician review
Your ElevateMD physician reviews everything and builds your protocol.
Shipped & supported
Your medication arrives with guidance, and your care team checks in.
What to expect
A realistic timeline
How many patients describe the first few months. This describes a typical process, not a promised outcome; individual results vary.
Before you start
Your physician reviews your intake, confirms it's appropriate, and sets your dose. As with all our protocols, not everyone is a candidate.
First injection
You administer a small subcutaneous injection at home using the guide. For B12 this is a single one-time injection; for glutathione it's part of your monthly rhythm. Individual experiences vary.
Ongoing (glutathione)
You continue monthly, with the Care Team available for questions and your physician adjusting if you've layered it onto a broader protocol.
Reassess
Your physician revisits whether the injectable still fits your goals and overall plan, and adjusts or discontinues as appropriate.
Transparent pricing
Glutathione $179/mo · B12 $149
Transparent pricing, no insurance. Glutathione is a monthly subscription; B12 is a one-time injection. Cancel anytime.
Physician review before you are ever prescribed · Cancel anytime, no contracts · If you are not approved, you are not charged for medication.
What's included
- A physician evaluation before any injectable is prescribed
- Glutathione compounded by a licensed U.S. pharmacy (monthly), or methylcobalamin B12 (one-time)
- Subcutaneous delivery that bypasses digestion for far higher absorption than oral
- All injection supplies: syringes, alcohol swabs, and a sharps container
- A clear at-home injection guide and care-team support
- Secure messaging with the ElevateMD Care Team for questions
- Transparent pricing with no insurance: glutathione $179/month, B12 $149 one-time
Certain medications referenced are compounded and prescribed by a licensed physician when clinically appropriate. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
After you order
What happens next
01
Physician review
A board-certified physician reviews your intake, typically within 24–48 hours. No prescription is written without it.
02
Approved & prescribed
If a protocol is appropriate, your physician writes it and sends it to a licensed U.S. pharmacy.
03
Shipped to your door
Your compounded medication arrives with a step-by-step injection guide.
04
Ongoing care
Your care team checks in, and your physician adjusts your protocol over time.
Also available
B12, the energy cofactor
Methylcobalamin B12 supports normal energy metabolism, with far higher absorption than oral B12.
Glutathione (Injectable)
$179
/month
- May support antioxidant capacity and skin health
- Near-complete bioavailability vs. oral
- Physician-prescribed and pharmacy-compounded
B12 (Injectable)
$149
one-time
- May support normal energy metabolism
- Higher absorption than oral B12
- Physician-prescribed
Transparent about what to expect
Safety, said plainly
Common & typically mild
- Mild redness or soreness at the injection site, usually brief
- Occasional warmth or flushing shortly after injecting
- Minor site tenderness if injection points aren't rotated
- Most patients describe the small subcutaneous injection as quick and easy
How we keep it safe
- A board-certified physician evaluates you and screens for contraindications before prescribing
- Glutathione is compounded by a licensed U.S. pharmacy, not a supplement warehouse
- Physician-set dosing appropriate to your goals, with oversight if you add it to another protocol
- Step-by-step injection guidance plus care-team access for questions
- Clear separation of roles: your physician prescribes, the licensed pharmacy compounds and ships
This is general information, not a complete list of risks. Your physician reviews the side effects and contraindications specific to you. Statements on this site have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products and services are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.
Questions
Common Glutathione questions
Why injectable instead of oral?
Subcutaneous delivery bypasses digestion, so absorption is far higher than oral glutathione or B12. Your physician prescribes the form and dose that fit your goals.
Are these FDA-approved?
These are compounded or physician-prescribed injectables prepared by a licensed U.S. pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Your physician will review what is appropriate for you.
Can I add these to another protocol?
Yes. Many patients add glutathione or B12 alongside NAD+. Your physician will recommend whether they fit your plan.
Why is B12 one-time and not a subscription?
B12 is offered as a single one-time injection ($149), not a recurring plan, so you can add it when it fits your goals without committing to a subscription. Glutathione, by contrast, is a $179/month protocol.
Are these a contract or commitment?
No. Glutathione is month-to-month and cancelable anytime with no fees, and B12 is a one-time purchase. You're never locked in.
How is this different from a med spa injection bar?
An injection bar is usually a walk-up service with little ongoing oversight. Here, a physician evaluates you first, prescribes what's appropriate, and the medication is compounded by a licensed U.S. pharmacy, all via telehealth with no clinic visit.
Can I use HSA or FSA?
Many patients use HSA or FSA funds for physician-prescribed injectables. Eligibility depends on your plan and administrator, so confirm with them. Itemized receipts are available on request.
Clinical references
- Detcheverry et al., NeuroImage: Clinical (2023) — Changes in glutathione across the age span: a systematic review
- Sekhar et al., Am. J. Clinical Nutrition (2011) — Deficient glutathione synthesis in aging and its correction
- O'Leary & Samman, Nutrients (2010) — Vitamin B12 in health and disease
- Tardy et al., Nutrients (2020) — Vitamins and minerals for energy, fatigue and cognition: a narrative review
References are provided for scientific background on mechanism. They do not imply a specific outcome; individual results vary.
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