Glutathione Drip

Doctor-led

at Dr. Torun’s Clinic

Clinically supervised glutathione infusion therapy. Glutathione infusion protocols with optional vitamin C support, delivered under clinical supervision.

Glutathione Drip

The essentials.

Treatment focus
Clinically supervised glutathione infusion therapy
Price
From €355.
Courses
5 courses, from €900. See all courses
Delivered by
Infusions given by our doctors and qualified nurses.
Before treatment
Health screening completed before every session.
Products
Pharmaceutical-grade vitamins and minerals.

Prices may vary based on individual assessment. Your clinician will confirm suitability, timing and aftercare before you begin.

What is a glutathione infusion?

Glutathione is often described as the body's "master antioxidant" because of the role it plays in neutralising free radicals and supporting the liver's detoxification pathways. Given by intravenous (IV) infusion, it bypasses the gut and enters the bloodstream directly.

It is used in a range of settings, from wellness and dermatology clinics to selected medical contexts, including as an adjunct in certain liver and neurological conditions. It is also widely requested for skin brightening, anti-ageing and general "detox" support.

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A powerful antioxidant effect that helps reduce oxidative stress

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Support for the liver's natural detoxification pathways

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A possible role in immune function

Evidence is limited

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Skin brightening

Improved skin clarity and anti-ageing effects

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Increased energy levels

Who may need this drip?

A glutathione infusion may be considered for:

Such as fatty liver disease or hepatitis

Also

  • Selected oncology patients receiving chemotherapy: As an adjunctive treatment
  • Individuals seeking cosmetic skin-lightening or wellness treatments: Where clinically appropriate
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Before your infusion

Blood tests before your infusion

Because glutathione is processed by the liver and kidneys, we may ask for some basic safety bloods before treatment:

  • Liver function tests (LFTs): ALT, AST and bilirubin
  • Kidney function tests (KFTs): creatinine and urea
  • Complete blood count (CBC)

Depending on your history, we may also check glucose or HbA1c, electrolytes, viral markers (in a liver-disease context) and G6PD levels, which help reduce the risk of haemolysis in susceptible patients.

How your Glutathione appointment works.

A simple, modern care journey so you know exactly what happens next.

Book your appointment. Book online in under a minute and choose a time that suits you.

Health Assessment. A brief health screen ensures IV therapy is appropriate and safe for you.

Your Infusion. Relax in our comfortable treatment room while your personalised drip is given by one of our doctors or qualified nurses.

Feel the Difference. Most patients notice improved energy and wellbeing within 24-48 hours. Follow-up infusions can be scheduled as needed.

Pricing

Clear, upfront pricing.

Multi-session packages offer a reduced rate when you commit to a course.

Prices may vary based on individual assessment. See our full fee list for all services.

Single sessions

  • Glutathione 2400 mg+ Vitamin C + B Vitamins + Personalised Minerals*€355Book NowPay with

Courses · better value

  • Glutathione Package - 6 Drips (2400 mg)+ Vitamin C + B Vitamins + Personalised Minerals*€271 per session · save €505€1625Book Now
  • Glutathione Package - 6 Drips (1800 mg)+ Vitamin C + B Vitamins + Personalised Minerals*€249 per session · save €635€1495Book NowPay with
  • Glutathione Package - 6 Drips (1200 mg)+ Vitamin C + B Vitamins + Personalised Minerals*€217 per session · save €830€1300Book NowPay with
  • Glutathione Package - 3 Sessions (1800 mg)+ Vitamin C + B Vitamins + Personalised Minerals*€300 per session · save €165€900Book NowPay with
  • Glutathione Package - 3 Sessions (2400 mg)+ Vitamin C + B Vitamins + Personalised Minerals*€327 per session · save €85€980Book NowPay with

*Personalised with vitamin C, B vitamins and minerals following a medical assessment.

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At home

Your Glutathione infusion, at home.

Can’t make it to Tallaght? Your Glutathione drip can also be arranged in the comfort and privacy of your own home, with the same clinical standards as a visit to the clinic.

Your drip is chosen after a doctor-led assessment, then given by one of our doctors or qualified nurses, with monitoring throughout the infusion.

Treatment at home depends on your medical assessment and where you live. Contact the clinic to check availability and fees for your area.

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Medical and wellness uses

Glutathione infusions are given for a number of reasons, including:

  • Liver conditions such as fatty liver disease or hepatitis
  • Neurodegenerative conditions such as Parkinson's disease
  • Conditions associated with high oxidative stress
  • As an adjunct in selected oncology patients receiving chemotherapy, to help reduce toxicity
  • Cosmetic skin lightening, improved skin clarity and anti-ageing
  • General wellness and reported improvements in energy

It is important to be honest about the evidence. The antioxidant and liver-support roles of glutathione are well recognised, while some of the cosmetic and wellness claims are supported by more limited evidence. We will always discuss what is realistic for you before you commit to treatment.

Risks and considerations

Glutathione is generally well tolerated when given correctly, but no infusion is completely without risk. Points to be aware of include:

  • Allergic reactions (rare but possible)
  • Strain on the kidneys or liver if used improperly
  • A risk of infection if the infusion is not carried out safely
  • Overuse potentially disrupting your natural antioxidant balance

This is why we only provide glutathione infusions in a clinical setting, with proper assessment and monitoring.

Our approach at Dr. Torun's Clinic

We take a doctor-led, assessment-first approach. Before any glutathione drip, you will have a consultation to review your history, discuss your goals and confirm the treatment is appropriate. You are monitored throughout, and we will be honest about what the evidence does and does not support.

Ready to find out if a glutathione infusion is right for you? Book appointment or explore our full range of IV therapy services.

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Health guide · 6 min read

Glutathione Infusion in Dublin: A Doctor's Guide to IV Glutathione Therapy

What an IV glutathione infusion is, the evidence behind it, the blood tests we check first, and who it may suit, explained by our doctors in Dublin.

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FAQ

Glutathione FAQs.

What is a glutathione infusion?

A glutathione infusion delivers glutathione, a powerful antioxidant made naturally by the liver, directly into the bloodstream through an IV drip. This allows faster and more complete absorption than tablets. At Dr. Torun's Clinic it is given in a clinical setting under medical supervision.

Does glutathione lighten skin?

Glutathione is widely requested for skin brightening and improved clarity, and many people report a more even tone. It is important to be realistic: the evidence for cosmetic skin-lightening is more limited than for its antioxidant and liver-support roles. We will discuss what is achievable for you before treatment.

Is IV glutathione safe?

Glutathione is generally well tolerated when given correctly in a medical setting. Possible risks include rare allergic reactions, and strain on the kidneys or liver if used improperly. We assess your history, may check safety bloods, and monitor you throughout the infusion.

Do I need blood tests before a glutathione infusion?

We may request liver function tests, kidney function tests and a complete blood count before treatment. Depending on your history we may also check G6PD levels, glucose or electrolytes. These checks help us confirm the infusion is safe and appropriate for you.

How often can I have a glutathione drip?

Frequency depends on your goals and your individual assessment. Overuse can disrupt your natural antioxidant balance, so we plan a sensible schedule rather than encouraging unnecessary repeat infusions. Your doctor will advise on the right interval for you.

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