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Topic: Nebulized glutathione

SLH516
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Does anyone know of trustworthy brands of glutathione for nebulization?

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me
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Member # 45475

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Infuserve America. They are great. I've used Iv glutathione pushes from them for a while, and they have been instrumental to my healing process. I checked their website, and they DO offer nebulozed glutathione:

https://infuserveamerica.com/compounded-products/

Plus, they have excellent customer service. I'm super pleased with them.

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Just sharing my experiences, opinions, and what I've read and learned. Not medical advice.

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bluelyme
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The acs is what one doc uses in iv ..i get my nebulized through a compounding pharm here...its only good for like 3weeks

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Rumigirl
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quote:
Originally posted by bluelyme:
The acs is what one doc uses in iv ..i get my nebulized through a compounding pharm here...its only good for like 3weeks

Glutathione for nebulization should be good for MUCH longer than that, if kept in the fridge, which it definitely should be!

Although I love Infuserve, you may (or may not) pay less from a compounding pharmacy more locally, since you will likely pay less for shipping. But the actual glutathione may be cheaper at Infuserve. You have to call and compare.

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