MediBalans · Glutathione IV & IM · Stockholm
Glutathione IV and IM.
At our Stockholm clinic.
Each treatment contains 600 mg reduced glutathione (GSH), prepared at the clinic. Choose an IV infusion or IM injection. Christina Biri reviews your health and confirms the appropriate treatment when you arrive.
Glutathione and the treatment
Glutathione is a tripeptide made from glutamate, cysteine and glycine, and is part of the body’s redox system. Its reduced form is called GSH; its oxidised form is GSSG.
The medical assessment considers why you are seeking treatment, your current medicines and suitable options. You can discuss the purpose of treatment, expected benefit and relevant risks with the doctor before proceeding.
Dose, form and preparation
We use 600 mg reduced glutathione (GSH). The two-component preparation is dissolved at the clinic close to administration.
Preparation & administration
How the preparation is handled
at the clinic
1. Two components. The product consists of lyophilised glutathione and separate solvent.
2. Preparation at the clinic. The components are combined in connection with administration. The product has no preservatives and no added buffer systems beyond its specified components.
3. Prescribed route. The physician decides whether the product is given by IV or IM according to the medical assessment and product handling instructions.
Important: preparation at the clinic and the absence of certain additives are stated as process and product facts. They do not automatically mean greater effect, lower risk or that treatment is appropriate for everyone.
Price list · Stockholm
Glutathione IV & IM
with prices
Book glutathione IV or IM directly without a referral or separate assessment appointment. Christina Biri decides on site whether treatment is appropriate and which route may be used.
Glutathione IM injection
749 SEK600 mg reduced glutathione (GSH) intramuscularly after physician assessment. Administration normally takes a few minutes.
IM injection · 600 mg reduced GSH · prepared in connection with treatmentGlutathione IV infusion
1,490 SEK600 mg reduced glutathione (GSH) intravenously according to the physician's prescription and product handling instructions.
IV infusion · 600 mg reduced GSH · 30–60 minBackground on the glutathione redox system: Ballatori N, et al. (2009). Biol Chem. doi:10.1515/BC.2009.033. This reference describes biology and is not evidence of clinical effect for the treatment offered here.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about glutathione IV
in Stockholm
At MediBalans glutathione costs 749 SEK as an IM injection and 1,490 SEK as an IV infusion. Both contain 600 mg of reduced glutathione (GSH) and include assessment by a licensed physician. No referral required. Banérgatan 10, Östermalm, Stockholm.
It states both dose and redox form: 600 mg of GSH. Milligram figures from different products cannot be compared without also knowing product form, handling and route. This information is not in itself a promise of clinical effect.
GSH and GSSG are different redox forms in the glutathione system. MediBalans states that its preparation contains reduced glutathione, GSH. Form and handling are product facts; they do not alone determine whether treatment is appropriate or what effect an individual will experience.
It is a two-component preparation with lyophilised glutathione and solvent, combined at the clinic in connection with administration. The product has no preservatives and no added buffer systems beyond its specified components. This describes the process, not a guarantee of effect or safety.
Glutathione is prepared separately and given intravenously according to the physician's prescription and the product handling instructions. Administration takes place at the clinic and is recorded in the medical record.
An IM injection is given intramuscularly and takes a few minutes; an IV infusion is given intravenously over 30–60 minutes. Both bypass the gastrointestinal tract entirely. Which route is appropriate is decided by a licensed physician based on the clinical picture, previous response and treatment goals.
No. This page should not be read as saying that glutathione IV treats those diagnoses. Evidence for clinical benefit varies between conditions and individuals. The physician assesses the specific clinical question, alternatives and what can reasonably be followed up.
No. Route of administration does not determine the best option on its own. Oral treatment may be more appropriate in many situations. Substance, dose and route are selected individually after medical assessment.
Book glutathione IV or IM directly without a referral or separate assessment appointment. Christina Biri performs the safety check on arrival and may change or decline treatment. A booking does not guarantee administration.
