IV Protocols

Gluta Glow

Brighter overall complexion’ our intravenous Glutathione skin

Description brightening treatment can brighten your skin naturally and
safely.
Composition Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 15g, Glutathione 2400mg
Main Indication Skin brightening
Additional Benefit Detoxification, post amalgam removal detox.
IV must be diluted in 0.9% 100 / 250ml saline prior to
administering. IV Infusion must be administered at room
Manufacturers Protocol temperature otherwise it could be uncomfortable for the
patient. Glutathione must be diluted in 0.9% Sodium Chloride
or water for injection prior to administration
IV Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) to be administered over 45
Duration of Infusion minutes and Glutathione Push to be administered over 10
minutes.
Dilute 15g Ascorbic Acid in 250ml 0.9% Sodium Chloride.
Dilute 5 x 600mg vials of Glutathione with 20ml
0.9% Sodium Chloride or water for injection (5ml in each
Please Be Aware
vial).
Do not mix Glutathione or Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) with
any other vitamins, minerals or amino acids.
Combination Treatments
N/A
(Add ons)
Osmolarity 792mOsmol/kg
1 - 2 infusions per week for 5 weeks. If desired brightening
effect is achieved then switch to maintenance plan. If desired
Treatment Plan
effect is not achieved re-start treatment plan for another 5
weeks then switch to maintenance plan.
Maintenance Plan 1 x infusion every 2 weeks ongoing.
Storage Store in a cold dry place, and protect from light.
Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 15g = 50ml Vial Glutathione
Volume
600mg = 5ml Vial (x 4 vials)
Emergencies Preparedness: Staff CPR Trained: Yes No

Emergency Tray Including Adrenaline Ready: Yes No

Start time: End time: Treatment time: Cannula Gauge Drip rate/min:
Tip intact on removal of cannula? Butterfly Gauge Drip rate/min:
Vital signs before infusion: Blood Pressure mmHg Pulse rate b/min

Temperature (optional) Blood glucose

Check infusion line for air bubbles, leaks, blood clot obstruction:

Action taken:

Vital Sign During Infusion: Time: Pulse Rate b/min Blood Pressure

Drip Rate drops/mins

1. Cannulation discomfort scale: No pain

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Extremely painful

2. Infusion discomfort scale:

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Extremely painful

3. Injection site:

Bruised? Yes No

Swollen? Yes No

4. Coughing: Yes No 5. Sneezing: Yes No

6. Nausea: Yes No 7. Vomiting: Yes No

8. Headache: Yes No. 9. Dermal vasodilatation: Yes No

10. Dizzy: Yes No 11. Fainted: Yes No

12. Infusion Discontinued? Yes No

Why?

Vital signs on discharge: Blood Pressure mmHg Pulse rate b/min Temperature

Practitioner notes:

Patient Signature: Time: Practitioner Signature: Time:

I have been advised by my practitioner that the minimum post treatment recovery period
is 30 mins but I wish to discharge myself earlier and I take full responsibility for my
decision.
Patient Signature: Time: Practitioner Signature: Time: