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High-Dose Vitamin C.

A concentrated vitamin C infusion, dosed and paced under physician supervision.

The aim

What this drip is for.


A physician-set dose of intravenous vitamin C in a 250 ml saline base. Because oral vitamin C is capped by gut absorption, an IV can reach plasma levels many times higher — useful for antioxidant support, collagen and immunity. Dose is determined at consultation.

Time45 to 60 minutes in a private suite
InvestmentBy consultation
CourseSingle session or a physician-set course; oncology patients may alternate with the Premium Anti-Aging formula
Who it may suitGuests seeking a focused antioxidant programme, skin support, or additional vitamin C support around a period of physical stress. G6PD status is checked before high-dose vitamin C.

Inside the drip

The formula, ingredient by ingredient.

Each component is chosen for a specific effect. Nothing is here for weight or theatre — every line has a reason.


  • Normal saline

    Balanced hydration base to deliver the vitamin C at a steady pace.

  • Vitamin C

    A concentrated antioxidant infusion. Supports collagen, skin, immunity and vascular integrity. Delivered slowly at a rate chosen by your physician.

High-dose vitamin C requires G6PD screening. Composition and pace are confirmed by your physician.

Editorial poster of R2 Clinic High-Dose Vitamin C IV Therapy — supportive care in integrative oncology, key ingredients labelled (normal saline, vitamin C), with potential benefits and suitable-for lists

Next step

See if this fits you.


Every drip we give is confirmed at consultation. Composition, dose and pace are set by your physician after reviewing your history and, where it changes the plan, your bloodwork.

One to one

Every plan begins with a conversation.

A private consultation with our medical team — your history, your goals, and an honest view of what is appropriate for you.

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