Daily wellness · Antioxidant injection

One vial. Ninety days.

Glutathione is the antioxidant every cell makes from three amino acids, and levels fall with age, stress and illness. This is a provider-prescribed way to supplement it at home: a single 30mL vial, one delivery, a full 90 days. $249, billed once. Nothing renews.

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$249 for the 30mL vial, syringes and cold-chain shipping included.

Glutathione 200mg/mL30mL vial, 90 days

Syringes + padsFor every dose, in the box

Cold-chainShipping included

Billed onceNothing renews

What is in the box

One vial. Everything with it.

Made in a U.S. 503B outsourcing facility, dispensed by a state-licensed pharmacy, and shipped in an insulated cooler with the syringes you need.

Glutathione The antioxidant

A tripeptide of cysteine, glycine and glutamate that cells use to neutralize oxidative stress and recycle vitamins C and E. Supplementing supports that system; it does not override it.

200mg/mL, 30mL vial

Injection kit Included

Insulin syringes and alcohol pads for the full 90 days. A quick subcutaneous injection in the arm, stomach or thigh; most people self-administer in under a minute.

One per dose

Cold pack Included

Ships in an insulated cooler with expedited shipping. Refrigerate on arrival and keep the vial in the fridge between doses.

2-day shipping

Your provider sets your dose and schedule, typically 0.5mL (100mg) two to three times a week, stepping up to 1mL as they direct. Nothing ships until they approve it.

Transparent price

One vial, one price.

A single 30mL vial covers a full 90 days at a typical schedule, so there is no monthly plan to renew and no second box to pay for. Syringes, the provider consultation and cold-chain shipping are included.

One vial · 90 days

30mL vial · 90-day supply

$249

200mg/mL · one delivery · billed once

Provider consultation included
Syringes and alcohol pads for every dose
Cold-chain shipping included
Nothing renews automatically

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Checkout happens after the questionnaire, and a licensed provider reviews everything before anything ships. If treatment is not appropriate, you receive a full refund. Important safety information

How it works

From questionnaire to doorstep.

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Health screening

Tell us if any of the following apply to you.

Pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive

Active or recent cancer diagnosis

Severe liver or kidney disease

Known sensitivity or allergy to sulfites

None of the above apply to me

Reviewed by a licensed provider. The price was on the page before you started.

Answer the questionnaire

Health history and current medications. About five minutes, and finishing it costs nothing.

A licensed provider reviews it

They confirm glutathione is appropriate for you and set your dose and schedule. If it is not, you are refunded in full.

Made in the USA, shipped cold

Your vial is prepared in a U.S. 503B outsourcing facility, dispensed by a state-licensed pharmacy, and shipped in an insulated cooler, usually within one to three business days of approval.

A few times a week, at home

A small injection two to three times a week, on the schedule your provider sets. Questions are one message away in your portal.

Why glutathione

Defend the cell, from the inside.

Every cell uses glutathione to neutralize oxidative stress and regenerate other antioxidants. Injections bypass digestion, which breaks down much of an oral dose before it reaches the bloodstream. Individual results vary.

Antioxidant defense

The cell's primary line against reactive oxygen species. It neutralizes free radicals and regenerates vitamins C and E so they can keep working.

Liver support

The liver holds the body's highest glutathione concentration and uses it in phase II detoxification pathways.

Immune function

Immune cells depend on adequate glutathione to function and multiply.

Cellular energy

Mitochondria produce oxidative byproducts as they make energy; glutathione helps clear them.

What arrives

A cold box. On purpose.

Discreet packaging

The outer box carries no product name and no condition anywhere on the label. Neighbors and roommates learn nothing.

Your statement reads CLYR Health

Not a pharmacy name, not a product name. Just CLYR Health.

The full term in one shipment

We ship everything at once, at room temperature. No monthly pharmacy runs, no waiting on a refill that should already be there.

The CLYR standard

No hidden price. No surprise renewals. No mystery pharmacy.

CLYR Health is LegitScript certified, treatments are reviewed by licensed providers, and every compounded product comes from a state-licensed pharmacy. The price you see on this page is the price you pay, and when your term ends the next decision is yours.

LegitScript Certified

HIPAA Compliant

Licensed Providers

State-Licensed Pharmacy

Questions

Answered plainly.

Same molecule, different delivery. Capsules and liposomal formulas are convenient but much of the dose is broken down in digestion. IV clinics give a high dose in a chair, often at several hundred dollars a visit, then it fades until the next one. A subcutaneous injection bypasses digestion, is dosed a few times a week at home, and stays steady between doses.

A small subcutaneous injection, typically 0.5mL (100mg) two to three times a week, stepping up to 1mL as your provider directs. One 30mL vial covers about 90 days at that schedule.

There has been a real FDA safety notice about a pharmacy that made injections from supplement-grade powder. CLYR vials are prepared in a U.S. 503B outsourcing facility from pharmaceutical-grade ingredients and dispensed by a state-licensed pharmacy, and a licensed provider reviews you before anything ships. Compounded medications are still not FDA-approved.

No. It is one vial, billed once, and nothing renews. When you are running low we email you, and you can reorder from your portal in a minute.

Usually mild: injection-site redness or soreness, and occasionally an upset stomach or headache. Tell your provider about anything persistent, and about any sulfite sensitivity before you start.

Anyone with an active or recent cancer diagnosis, anyone pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive, anyone with severe liver or kidney disease, and anyone with a known sulfite allergy or sensitivity. Your provider screens for all of these.

In the refrigerator, before and after opening, out of light. Do not freeze it.

In an insulated cooler with tracked, expedited shipping, usually within one to three business days of provider approval. The outer box carries no product name.

Important Safety Information

Compounded glutathione is a prescription injectable dispensed only after a licensed provider independently reviews your intake and determines it is appropriate for you. Common side effects include injection-site redness or pain, upset stomach and headache. Do not use glutathione if you have a known sulfite allergy or sensitivity, an active or recent cancer diagnosis, severe liver or kidney disease, or are pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive. Tell your provider about every medication you take. Compounded medications are made in a U.S. 503B outsourcing facility and dispensed by a state-licensed pharmacy; they are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. Individual results vary. Not everyone qualifies. This page is informational and is not medical advice. Call 911 in an emergency.