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High-Dose Vitamin C IV in Baltimore

10 g and 15 g vitamin C infusions for intensive immune and antioxidant support — far beyond what any capsule or standard drip can deliver.

Where can I get high-dose vitamin C IV in Baltimore?

Vita Nova offers high-dose vitamin C IV in Canton, Baltimore. It is a 45–60 minute infusion of 10 g or 15 g of vitamin C with magnesium and calcium, reaching blood levels roughly 100 times higher than oral vitamin C. It costs $299.99 (10 g) or $399.99 (15 g). A quick G6PD blood test is done before your first session for monitoring.

Vitality Circle members save 25% (from $224.99 at 10 g). Not sure whether you need this or the standard Immunity Boost ($184.99)? Call (443) 563-1059 and a nurse will walk you through it.

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10 g $299.99 15 g $399.99 Members 25% off 45–60 minutes No driver needed HSA / FSA
High-dose vitamin C IV infusion at Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic, 513 Bayview Blvd, Canton, Baltimore MD
Private IV suite · 513 Bayview Blvd, Canton · Free parking
Doses & pricing
10 g vitamin C
Where most first-time patients start
$299.99
15 g vitamin C
For patients who've tolerated 10 g well
$399.99

Both include magnesium and calcium, which keep the infusion gentle on your veins. Members: $224.99 / $299.99. Your first session includes a quick G6PD blood test — see below.

Book high-dose vitamin C
Pick a time online. On your first visit the nurse draws a quick G6PD blood test before the infusion starts; after that, you're cleared for future sessions at the same dose.
Book online → ☎ Call (443) 563-1059

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Questions about dosing or whether this is right for you? Calling is the fastest way to get an answer. Members: 25% off with Vitality Circle

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Mon–Fri 1–8 PM · Sat 10 AM–2 PM
513 Bayview Blvd, Baltimore MD 21224
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High-Dose Vitamin C IV at a Glance
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Two doses: 10 g ($299.99) and 15 g ($399.99). Most first-time patients start at 10 g. Members get 25% off
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~100× the blood level of oral vitamin C. Your gut caps absorption at about 200 mg no matter how much you swallow; an IV bypasses that limit
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45–60 minutes, then drive yourself home. Mild warmth during the drip is normal; there's no recovery time
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One quick blood test before your first session. A G6PD screen makes sure high-dose vitamin C is well-tolerated for you; once cleared, you're set for future sessions
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Different from the Immunity Boost IV ($184.99). That's a wellness-dose drip; this is a pharmacological dose for patients who want more
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Licensed nurses, anesthesiologist-led. Johns Hopkins faculty medical director; LegitScript-certified clinic in Canton
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Is this the right drip for you?

Who Chooses High-Dose Vitamin C — and What Your Visit Looks Like

Most people who book this infusion have already tried oral vitamin C or the standard Immunity Boost drip and want more. Here's how to know which one fits, and what to expect once you're here.

High-dose vitamin C is usually the right choice if you…
  • Want intensive immune and antioxidant support, not a maintenance drip
  • Are recovering from a hard illness or a stretch of heavy stress and travel
  • Have used the Immunity Boost IV and want a stronger option
  • Prefer an anesthesiologist-led, higher-dose protocol with a medical screen
The Immunity Boost IV ($184.99) is probably better if you…
  • Want general immune support during cold season or before a trip
  • Are new to IV therapy and want to start at a wellness dose
  • Don't want a blood test on your first visit
  • Are a Vitality Circle member — it's included in your monthly drip
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Book online or call

Choose 10 g if it's your first time. First visit adds about 10 minutes for intake and a quick blood draw.

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G6PD screen, then the infusion

Your nurse draws a small sample, confirms you're cleared, and starts the drip in a private suite. 45–60 minutes.

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Back to your day

No recovery time and no driver needed. Future sessions at the same dose skip the blood test.

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Why IV instead of capsules

Why a 1,000 mg Capsule Can't Do This — and a 10 g IV Can

Oral vitamin C
Absorption caps out around 200 mg per dose

Your intestine absorbs vitamin C through a transporter that fills up quickly. Once it's saturated, extra vitamin C is simply excreted. That's why 500 mg, 1,000 mg and 2,000 mg capsules all produce roughly the same modest blood level.

IV vitamin C at 10–15 g
Goes straight into the bloodstream — no cap

An infusion bypasses the gut entirely, so 10 g reaches blood concentrations roughly 100 times higher than any oral dose. Magnesium and calcium in the bag keep the infusion comfortable and gentle on your veins at that concentration.

The standard Immunity Boost IV already gets you well above oral levels. High-dose vitamin C is for patients who want to go considerably further, under supervision.

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Monitoring

The One Blood Test We Do First — and Why

G6PD screening before your first high-dose session

At gram-level doses, vitamin C produces a small amount of hydrogen peroxide in the body. Most people clear it easily using an enzyme called G6PD. A minority of people are born with low G6PD activity — it's common enough, and often undiagnosed, that we check everyone once before the first infusion. If your level is normal, you're cleared for high-dose vitamin C going forward. If it's low, we'll talk through alternatives such as the Immunity Boost IV, which doesn't require the screen. If you already know you have G6PD deficiency, let the team know when you book.

The screen is a quick blood draw done at intake and only needs to happen once at the same dose level. It's a precaution, not a hurdle, and it's one of the reasons this infusion is offered under anesthesiologist-led care rather than as a walk-in add-on.

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Membership

Doing This Regularly? — Vitality Circle Takes 25% Off

$224.99 for 10 g · $299.99 for 15 g with membership

High-dose vitamin C is a premium infusion, so it isn't part of the included monthly drip — but Vitality Circle members ($99.99/month) get 25% off every session, plus one included monthly perk (1 standard IV drip, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push). If you're planning a series, the savings on this infusion alone cover most of the membership.

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Frequently Asked Questions

High-Dose Vitamin C IV in Baltimore — Your Questions, Answered

High-dose vitamin C IV at Vita Nova in Baltimore costs $299.99 for a 10 g infusion and $399.99 for 15 g. Vitality Circle members pay 25% less: $224.99 and $299.99. The price includes the G6PD screening blood test on your first visit, magnesium and calcium in the infusion, and 45–60 minutes in a private suite with a licensed nurse.
High-dose vitamin C IV therapy is an infusion of 10–15 grams of vitamin C, delivered directly into the bloodstream to reach levels roughly 100 times higher than oral vitamin C can achieve. At Vita Nova it is chosen by patients who want intensive immune and antioxidant support beyond a standard wellness drip — often after a hard illness, heavy stress, or when the Immunity Boost IV wasn't enough.
A G6PD test is required because gram-level vitamin C produces small amounts of hydrogen peroxide that most people clear with the G6PD enzyme; people with low G6PD activity can't, and could develop anemia. The screen is a quick blood draw at your first Vita Nova visit. If your result is normal you're cleared for future sessions; if it's low, the team will suggest an alternative like the Immunity Boost IV.
The Immunity Boost IV ($184.99) is a wellness-dose vitamin C and zinc drip for everyday immune support, with no blood test required. High-dose vitamin C IV ($299.99–$399.99) delivers 10–15 g of vitamin C — a pharmacological dose that reaches much higher blood levels, requires a one-time G6PD screen, and is given under anesthesiologist-led care. Start with Immunity Boost if you're new to IV therapy.
A high-dose vitamin C infusion at Vita Nova takes 45 to 60 minutes, plus about 10 extra minutes on your first visit for intake and the G6PD blood draw. It feels like any IV: a brief pinch when the line is placed, then a mild warmth or flush as the vitamin C runs, which fades quickly. Some people notice a slight metallic taste. You can read, work or rest during the drip.
No driver is needed — you can drive yourself home after a high-dose vitamin C infusion at Vita Nova; only ketamine therapy requires one. An appointment is needed for this infusion because the G6PD result must be confirmed before the drip starts, so it isn't offered as a walk-in. Book online or call (443) 563-1059. Hours: Mon–Fri 1–8 PM, Sat 10 AM–2 PM.
Not for high-dose goals. The gut can only absorb so much vitamin C at once, so pills can't reach the blood levels an IV does. For general wellness, vitamin C from food or a standard supplement is often all you need, and the nurse will tell you if that's the case for you.
The evidence is mixed. Many patients report a shorter or milder course, but rigorous studies on shortening colds in healthy adults are limited, so we don't promise a set number of days. The drip also adds fluids, which helps when you're run down. To time IVs across the season, see our cold and flu season IV planning guide.
High-Dose Vitamin C IV · Canton, Baltimore

Ready for a Stronger
Vitamin C Infusion?

10 g or 15 g of vitamin C, gently buffered with magnesium and calcium, in a private suite with a licensed nurse. One quick medical screen on your first visit, then 45–60 minutes and you're back to your day.

📍 513 Bayview Blvd · Canton, Baltimore MD 21224  ·  🅿️ Free Parking
Mon–Fri: 1PM–8PM · Sat: 10AM–2PM · (443) 563-1059

Medically reviewed by Dr. Brijen L. Joshi MD — Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine · Chief of Thoracic Anesthesia, Johns Hopkins Hospital · Medical Director, Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic · View credentials →

Medical Disclaimer: High-Dose Vitamin C IV requires G6PD screening before the first session. Patients with known G6PD deficiency, kidney disease, or hemochromatosis should not receive this infusion without prior clinical evaluation. This infusion is a wellness service and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Individual results vary. All services are provided by licensed medical staff as anesthesiologist-led care, under the medical direction of Dr. Brijen Joshi MD at Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic, 513 Bayview Blvd, Canton, Baltimore MD 21224. (443) 563-1059. Pricing current as of August 2026 and subject to change.