ARSYNL Rx
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- Named pharmacy and record: Pass
- Prescriber reviews you first: Pass
- Price shown before signup: Pass
- No research-only products: Pass
25 providers with a published check sell glutathione injections: 3 pass all 4 checks for an A, 16 pass 3 for a B and 6 pass 2 for a C. Their standing monthly prices run from $99 to $329.99, and 13 post no standing price up front. Status and evidence are on the Glutathione page, and how we check sets out each check.
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| Provider | Grade | Monthly from | Checks |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARSYNL Rx | A | $139/mo | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Pass |
| PauseRx | A | $249/mo | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Pass |
| Precision Telemed | A | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Pass |
| AHBARx | B | $199/mo | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: FlagNo research-only products: Pass |
| Arc-1 | B | $329.99/mo | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Pass |
| Brightmeds | B | $99/mo | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Pass |
| Embody | B | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: FlagNo research-only products: Pass |
| Goldspan Health | B | $161.86/mo | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Pass |
| Heally | B | $99/mo | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Pass |
| HealthRX | B | $152/mo | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Pass |
| Hone Health | B | $124/mo | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Pass |
| Joi + Blokes | B | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Pass |
| Lttl | B | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: FlagNo research-only products: Pass |
| Nex Gen Health Rx | B | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: FlagNo research-only products: Pass |
| Next Vial | B | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: FlagNo research-only products: Pass |
| Pepti | B | $216.18/mo | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Flag |
| PlexusDx | B | $99/mo | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Pass |
| Prime Doctor RX | B | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: FlagNo research-only products: Pass |
| System Labs | B | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: FlagNo research-only products: Pass |
| bmiMD | C | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: FlagNo research-only products: Pass |
| Harmony Wellness Clinic | C | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Flag |
| He & She MD | C | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: PassPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: FlagNo research-only products: Flag |
| LaSara Medical Group | C | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: FlagNo research-only products: Pass |
| Live Vital | C | $100/mo | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: PassNo research-only products: Flag |
| Onyx Weight Loss | C | Not published up front | Named pharmacy and record: FlagPrescriber reviews you first: PassPrice shown before signup: FlagNo research-only products: Pass |
25 providers with a published check sell glutathione as an injection or a vial, and this page grades every one. The product is compounded to order and shipped to you. A clinic's IV drip is a different product and isn't listed.
4 of the 25 also sell glutathione another way, as a cream, a spray or a tablet, and not all of those carry a price. Only the injection counts toward a row's place and price here.
Relevant oral, topical and nasal glutathione studies answer different questions from home injections. In one 6-month trial, oral glutathione raised levels in blood cells and plasma 30% to 35% in the higher-dose group, and they fell back a month after stopping. That biomarker finding does not establish intact absorption or a wellness benefit.
For injected glutathione the record is thinner. The glutathione page found no adequate trial of IV glutathione for skin or wellness, and a 2018 dermatology review called the IV skin-lightening evidence one poorly designed study. The record says even less about a shot under the skin, the way a home vial is used.
Oral, topical and nasal findings cannot establish home-injection safety. FDA’s quality alerts concern unsuitable ingredients in particular sterile preparations; they do not exclude intrinsic adverse effects or interactions.
Small nasal trials in Parkinson’s disease also exist; the later trial found neither active group superior to placebo. None of these findings establishes wellness benefits for a healthy person buying a current home-injection preparation.
Glutathione does appear in an FDA-approved product: an eye-irrigation solution used to rinse the eye during surgery. That approval says nothing about an injection for wellness, energy or skin, and no glutathione injection is approved for any of those uses.
The vials on this page are compounded under FDA's 503A Category 1 policy, an interim step while FDA evaluates glutathione. Conditional enforcement discretion does not approve a preparation or remove the remaining compounding requirements.
Both FDA alerts on glutathione traced patient reactions to the same failure: powder sold for supplements, used to make a sterile injection. In 2026 at least 30 patients reacted. The question to ask is narrow and fair: is the glutathione pharmaceutical grade, and does the pharmacy test each lot for endotoxin?
You can only ask that of a pharmacy you can name. 12 of the 25 providers name a dispensing pharmacy with an active license; 13 don't, and their cards show the Flag. How we check explains what a named pharmacy has to show.
Storage and the beyond-use date come from that same pharmacy's label, since no FDA label exists for these vials. Few provider pages print a storage line, so ask for it before the first shipment.
If something feels wrong after an injection, such as fever, chills or dizziness, contact your prescriber. Reactions can be reported to FDA's MedWatch program, which is how both alerts began.
3 of the 25 injection providers pass all 4 checks, 16 pass 3 and 6 pass 2. Below an A, the missing Pass is most often the pharmacy: 13 of the 22 lower rows lack a named, licensed pharmacy, and 4 sell an experimental product needing separate regulatory clarification.
The lowest A-graded figure is ARSYNL Rx at $139, against a floor of $99. On this page the floor and the lowest A sit close together.
Inside a grade, providers run A to Z. The order says nothing about price.
Standing monthly prices for the injection run from $99 to $329.99, with a median of $145.50 across 12 published figures. The middle half of the list sits between $99.50 and $207.59.
Goldspan Health and Pepti bill by a period other than the calendar month, such as every 28 days; the card shows the calendar-month figure.
Hone Health requires a membership, and the figure shown folds it in.
13 providers have no established standing monthly charge. The reasons differ, from a vial price with no stated supply length to figures that disagree between public pages. Ask for the complete renewal total and schedule.
Written quote needed: bmiMD, Embody, Harmony Wellness Clinic, He & She MD.
Written quote needed: Joi + Blokes, LaSara Medical Group, Lttl, Nex Gen Health Rx.
Written quote needed: Next Vial, Onyx Weight Loss, Precision Telemed, Prime Doctor RX.
Written quote needed: System Labs.
Ask whether the glutathione is pharmaceutical grade and whether each lot is tested for endotoxin. Both FDA alerts came down to that.
Supply length and recurring charge dates are separate facts. Get both in writing, along with the full pack price and any additional service fee.
Ask for the storage temperature and the beyond-use date from the pharmacy that makes the vial.
The trials mostly used pills and creams. If an injection is what you want, ask your prescriber what it is expected to do for you.