06/19/2026
Let me break down why each of these actually matters 👇
No provider consult before your infusion.
In most states this is actually required by the board of nursing — you have to establish a patient provider relationship before treatment begins. And just because we are talking about vitamins does not mean there are no risks. There are actually several contraindications where specific vitamins given IV at certain doses could do more harm than good depending on your health history. A provider has to review that first. Always.
Skipping vitals.
Certain vitamins directly affect your blood pressure and heart rate so you need a baseline before anything starts. Not just for safety during the infusion but so that if something was already going on that got missed — you have a starting point.
More ingredients does not mean a better infusion.
There are actually rules around how many additives can go into one bag. You do not want twenty things in there at low doses just because it looks like more value. What actually matters is specific ingredients at the right dose that are going to do something. A lot of what you see out there is honestly a marketing play — the longer the ingredient list the more impressive it sounds. That is not how this works.
Glutathione always goes last.
Glutathione needs cofactors — basically the other vitamins in your infusion — to actually work in your body. Infusing everything else first creates the environment it needs to be effective. Give it last and it works better and stays in your system longer. Give it first and you are honestly just wasting it.
Follow for more on what safe effective IV therapy actually looks like 👇 #918