How do I switch from another supplement or injection to Glutathione?

Start by telling your physician exactly what you use now and why you want to switch. Share the product name, ingredients, strength, dose, route, and date of your last dose. A photo of the current prescription label can help prevent confusion about the amount you receive.

There is no standard conversion from an oral glutathione supplement to this 200 mg/mL injection. Another injectable product may also have a different concentration, route, or formula. Do not reuse an old syringe-unit instruction with a new vial unless the pharmacy confirms it matches the new prescription.

A licensed physician in your state decides whether Glutathione is appropriate. They will tell you whether to stop the old treatment, whether any waiting period is needed, and when to start the new one. Do not overlap treatments on your own.

Glutathione should not replace necessary treatment for a diagnosed condition without the clinician managing that condition. Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacy for one patient and are not FDA-approved.