High dose Vitamin C 15,000mg

Service Description

HIGH-DOSE VITAMIN C IV IV Vitamin Therapy Clinic has partnered with the Riordan Clinic since 2016. Our clinic’s owner has worked alongside members of its medical and research teams and remains in regular communication with the Riordan medical team regarding high-dose IV Vitamin C protocols, patient screening, and administration practices. Our trained medical staff follows established clinical protocols, and we use a non-corn-based Vitamin C source prepared in a sterile clinical setting. INDIVIDUAL INFUSIONS 7,000 mg (7 g): $120 15,000 mg (15 g): $170 25,000 mg (25 g): $220 50,000 mg (50 g): $270 75,000 mg (75 g): $330 ADD-ON — $120 500 mL Lactated Ringer’s with glutathione, B-complex, and vitamin B12 (hydroxocobalamin), infused separately after the Vitamin C infusion when clinically appropriate. ABOUT IV VITAMIN C Intravenous administration bypasses digestive absorption and can produce higher blood concentrations than oral Vitamin C. Vitamin C supports antioxidant activity, collagen production, normal immune function, and general wellness. Individual responses vary. SCREENING AND DOSING All patients begin with 7,000 mg before being considered for a higher dose. Dose increases are not automatic. A licensed practitioner reviews the patient’s health history, laboratory results, tolerance, goals, and overall suitability before approving treatment or increasing the dose. Higher doses may require G6PD and kidney-function testing. Patients with G6PD deficiency, kidney disease, impaired kidney function, or certain other medical conditions may not qualify. IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION High-dose IV Vitamin C can cause side effects and may not be appropriate for everyone. Tell the practitioner about kidney disease or stones, G6PD deficiency, iron-overload conditions, pregnancy, medications, allergies, cancer treatment, and all other medical conditions. Patients receiving cancer treatment must coordinate care with their oncologist. IV Vitamin C is supportive care and does not replace chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, or other prescribed treatment. It is not represented as a cure for cancer or any other disease. Scheduling does not guarantee treatment. Eligibility and dosage are determined by a licensed practitioner.