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Immunity Defense Drip

$210 Mobile visit

Glutathione, vitamin C, and zinc have roles in cellular antioxidant systems and normal immune function. This drip is not a substitute for infection treatment.

Clinician-led decision: Your clinician will confirm the treatment plan following screening. Every visit requires individual clinical authorization; results are not guaranteed.

Included assessment: Your NP video health assessment is included with the drip price, must be completed at least six hours before your initial drip session, and is valid for at most six calendar months and three infusions. Reassessment is required before a fourth infusion or after six months, whichever comes first.

Before booking: You must acknowledge the initial medical assessment requirement and reassessment before a fourth infusion or after six months, whichever comes first. You may book and pay for your drip before scheduling the assessment; acknowledgement does not authorize treatment.

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Inside the blend

Key ingredients

Glutathione
Ascorbic acid (vitamin C)
Zinc sulfate

Key active ingredients from Olympia Pharmacy Tri-Immune Boost. Your clinical team confirms the carrier fluid, amounts, and any optional additions; they are not assigned by this list.

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Ingredient benefits

Tri-Immune Boost lists glutathione, ascorbic acid, and zinc sulfate. Vitamin C supports normal immune-cell functions, zinc is involved in immune function, cell signaling, and protein and DNA synthesis, and glutathione participates in cellular antioxidant and redox systems. These normal roles do not establish that an elective infusion prevents infections, treats illness, or improves outcomes.

Vitamin C supports normal immune-cell functions in innate and adaptive immune systems.
Zinc is involved in normal immune function, cell signaling, and protein and DNA synthesis.
Glutathione participates in cellular antioxidant and redox systems.

A licensed clinician should assess individual suitability and all medicines and supplements. This compounded blend is not FDA-approved and should not be used as infection prevention or treatment.

These descriptions explain ingredient roles, not guaranteed infusion outcomes or an individual treatment plan. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved; your clinical team must verify the actual preparation and suitability.

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