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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 50gm High Dose Vitamin C.
IV vitamin C at 50 grams is generally well tolerated when screened appropriately. We require G6PD deficiency lab results before infusion; individuals with the deficiency cannot receive high-dose IV vitamin C. Our medical team reviews history and monitors during treatment for safety.
Typical infusion time ranges from 60 to 120 minutes depending on IV access and tolerance. If in-clinic G6PD testing is required, scheduling occurs after results. Staff will explain process and estimated duration during pre-treatment planning and monitor you throughout.
High-dose IV vitamin C delivers potent antioxidant effects, supports immune function, and may enhance skin collagen production and radiance. Many clients report increased energy, faster recovery from illness or fatigue, and improved skin texture after a recommended series.
Side effects are usually mild and may include transient flushing, warmth, nausea, or headache. Rarely, more serious reactions or kidney-related issues can occur; that's why medical screening and hydration status are assessed. Report any unusual symptoms during or after infusion.
Yes. We require recent G6PD deficiency lab results prior to infusion to prevent hemolytic risk. If you don't have tests, we can perform in-clinic screening, and the infusion appointment will be scheduled after results are reviewed by our medical staff.
Frequency varies by goals and health status; common protocols range from weekly sessions for acute support to monthly maintenance treatments. Our clinicians will develop a personalized plan based on medical history, response, and desired outcomes, balancing efficacy with safety monitoring.