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2256 Orchard Lake Rd. Sylvan Lake, MI
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Vitamin C
An essential micronutrient. We offer a range of various high dose vitamin C options at different dosage options ranging from 10G - 75G and durations ranging from 1 hour - 3 hours. Vitamin C is an essential for protecting cells from damage, tissue growth, iron absorption and collagen production. Vitamin C also can help reduce inflammation and support the immune system.
Options
Enhance your IV experience with select additives that allow our treatments to be fully customizable based on client needs.
VitC10
Vitamin C 10G
Vitamin C is an important compound in the production of collagen and carnitine and can support the protection of immune cells.
VitC25
Vitamin C 25G
Vitamin C is an important compound in the production of collagen and carnitine and can support the protection of immune cells.
VitC50
Vitamin C 50G
Vitamin C is an important compound in the production of collagen and carnitine and can support the protection of immune cells.
VitC75
Vitamin C 75G
Vitamin C is an important compound in the production of collagen and carnitine and can support the protection of immune cells.
Your Experience
Your next-level vitamin infusion care that prioritizes your comfort along with customized care, compassionate staff, luxurious amenities, and complementary options.
Requirements
- Requires G6PD blood test*
When to drip
- Cold & flu season
- Looking to support immunity
- Thyroid issues
- High blood pressure
- Hormonal Imbalances
Frequency of this drip
- 1 to 4 month to target symptoms, or as needed
Benefits of this drip
- Hydration
- Boosts gut health
- Improves adrenal fatigue
- Alleviates stress
- Restores balance
Work Well With
Enhance your IV experience with select additives that allow our treatments to be fully customizable based on client needs.
Cutting-edge infusion therapies and injections for patients with complex chronic conditions and rare diseases.
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