We reviewed 25 online longevity clinics to build our current ranking. Part of that work was reading every treatment page. Not just NAD+ and sermorelin, but glutathione too. Here is what we found.
Every clinic's current glutathione price, with the date we read it on the clinic's own page, is on our glutathione page.
How many clinics offer it
Multiple clinics in our ranked set include glutathione in their treatment menu. Most list it alongside NAD+ and sermorelin as part of a broader longevity stack. A smaller number offer it as a standalone program.
The split that matters for a buyer: whether a glutathione price is published before any consultation. We have one on record for five clinics: HealthRX and Live Vital, compared below, plus Embody ($99/mo, its flat rate on every product), Ivy Rx ($179, no billing period printed) and RxSpan MD ($149, labelled first month only). The rest either bundle glutathione into a package price or ask you to book intake before quoting.
Two published prices, side by side
| Clinic | Route | Published price | Billing structure |
|---|---|---|---|
| HealthRX | Injection | From $152/mo | Monthly, with longer-commitment tiers |
| Live Vital | Injection | $99/mo | 3-month protocol only ($299 billed) |
HealthRX lists nine longevity treatments in its shop, glutathione among them, each with its own page and a commitment ladder (read October 12, 2026). The glutathione injection is $152/mo on the monthly plan, $137 on 3 months, $129 on 6 months and $122 on 12 months, the same structure as its NAD+ program. The page states that compounded medications are not FDA-reviewed and that a board-certified physician independently reviews each request before approval.
Live Vital sells both NAD+ and glutathione as three-month protocols, not month-to-month subscriptions. The glutathione program runs $99/mo, with the $299 three-month total displayed next to the monthly figure. Showing the total is unusual. Most clinics quote the monthly rate and leave buyers to do the math on the commitment. Their physician (Dr. Patrick Taylor, MD) is named publicly, and the protocol is prepared by a licensed US pharmacy.
The $53/mo price gap between the two partly reflects billing structure: HealthRX's $152 is its month-to-month rate, while Live Vital's $99 already locks in a quarter. If Live Vital offered a month-to-month option, the comparison would likely narrow.
Route options
Glutathione injection is the most common form offered across the clinics we reviewed. Some clinics also offer a nasal spray route, and at least one lists a glutathione cream variant alongside the injection.
Ivy Rx, which names its three-physician advisory board publicly, includes both glutathione injection and nasal spray in its treatment menu. Its site lists glutathione at $179, the same figure it shows for NAD+, without printing a billing period beside it.
What "no published price" means in practice
When a clinic lists glutathione as available but does not publish a rate, it typically means one of two things: the price is set during intake based on dosage and protocol length, or it is bundled into a comprehensive membership that also includes NAD+ and other treatments.
Neither arrangement is inherently worse than a published price. But it makes comparison harder. If you are evaluating multiple clinics specifically on glutathione cost, the two published prices above are the ones you can compare without booking a consultation at each.
See the full glutathione category
Our glutathione page lists every clinic we review that offers glutathione, with the glutathione price we have read on its own pages, and links to each clinic's review.
