Our Skin & Immunity drip comes in doses from 7.5g to 50g; vitamin C contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress and to the normal function of the immune system. Doctor-led, with a consultation first and G6PD and kidney checks before any higher dose, at our CQC-registered clinic near Piccadilly in Manchester. From £145.
CQC registered · Doctor-led clinic · Consultation first · G6PD screening for higher doses · Whitworth Street, Manchester · Q-Park parking
Who it’s for
Before you book vitamin C IV in Manchester, we talk through your goals and health history.
Skin and wellbeing routine
Some people add vitamin C to a wider skin and wellbeing plan. So your clinician checks whether an infusion fits that plan.
Antioxidant support
Vitamin C contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress. It also supports the normal function of the immune system.
Higher-dose protocols
If you are considering 15g, 25g or 50g, you will need a G6PD blood test first. We also review kidney health at your consultation.
Not sure yet?
If you are unsure, start with a consultation. Then, if the protocol does not suit you, we will not go ahead.
Every first visit starts with a consultation before any treatment. During it, our clinician reviews your medical history, medicines and goals. After that, you agree a dose together.
Higher-dose vitamin C does not suit people with G6PD deficiency. So, first-time higher-dose clients book a G6PD blood test before the infusion. Also, University College London Hospitals NHS explains G6PD deficiency in plain terms.
We also ask about kidney problems and any history of kidney stones. If a concern comes up, your clinician may advise against treatment. Pregnancy and some medicines can also rule it out.
Prices as shown on our booking page. If it is your first higher-dose visit, you may need to book the G6PD blood test first. Book any treatment online, or call 0161 566 5099.
Prefer a different drip? Alongside high-dose vitamin C IV, our IV vitamin therapy menu includes these doctor-led drips and intramuscular shots. Prices as shown on our booking page.
| Treatment | Type | Price | Time | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Myers’ — Total Hydration | IV | £225 | ~60 min | Book Myers’ |
| Glutathione — Detox & Glow | IV | 600mg £120 · 1200mg £150 | ~60 min | Book glutathione |
| NAD Replenish | IV | 250mg £275 · 500mg £425 | 2–4 hours | Book NAD Replenish |
| IV Anti-Aging Drip | IV | £225 | ~60 min | Book Anti-Aging Drip |
| IM Vitamin B12 Injection | IM | £40 | ~10 min | Book B12 |
| IM NAD+ Injection 50mg | IM | £50 | ~10 min | Book IM NAD+ 50mg |
| IM NAD+ Injection 100mg | IM | £75 | ~10 min | Book IM NAD+ 100mg |
You can also read about our doctor-led IV drips, what an IV drip costs and how to prepare for a blood test.
How it works
Come to 14–16 Whitworth Street, near Piccadilly. If you drive, Piccadilly Q-Park sits directly above the clinic, so parking is easy.
First, your clinician reviews your health, your dose choice, your G6PD result and your kidney history. Then you decide together whether to go ahead.
If it suits you, the clinical team starts the drip. It usually takes about 60 minutes, so bring a book or your phone.
Afterwards, the team removes the cannula and gives you aftercare advice. Then most people head straight back to their day.
The detail
Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin. Because your body cannot make or store it, it comes from food such as fruit and vegetables. The NHS also has a helpful guide to vitamin C in your diet.
Tablets pass through your gut first. By contrast, an IV drip delivers vitamin C straight into a vein. That is why we treat vitamin C IV in Manchester as a clinical procedure rather than a supplement. It also explains why we screen before higher doses.
Our doses run 7.5g, 15g, 25g and 50g. However, we only label the 15g, 25g and 50g options as high dose. Your clinician recommends a starting point, and then you can review it at later visits.
Everyone responds differently, so individual results vary. For that reason, we do not promise specific outcomes. Instead, we focus on a safe, well-run infusion and clear advice.
Clinical governance
Dr Callum Shields
MBChB, LLM, MPhil, MRCS (ENT) · Medical Director, Thriyv
Dr Shields oversees every IV protocol at Thriyv, including this one. Our clinic holds CQC registration for diagnostic and screening procedures, and you can look up any provider on the CQC website. Also, our team follows written protocols for consultation, G6PD screening and aftercare.
Who this is not for. This is a wellbeing service rather than urgent or emergency care. So if you have urgent symptoms, contact your GP or NHS 111. Also, in an emergency, call 999.
FAQ
It is a doctor-led vitamin C infusion from our Vitamin C — Skin & Immunity menu. Doses run from 7.5g to 50g, and your clinician agrees the right dose with you after a consultation.
On our menu, the 15g, 25g and 50g options count as high dose, while 7.5g is the starting dose. Before any higher dose, you will need a G6PD blood test.
Visit Thriyv at 14–16 Whitworth Street, Manchester M1 3BS, about a five-minute walk from Piccadilly station. If you drive, Piccadilly Q-Park sits above the clinic.
Single sessions cost £145 (7.5g), £175 (15g), £225 (25g) and £295 (50g). Course prices also appear in the pricing section above, and you can book each dose online through Fresha.
Yes. Every client has a doctor-led consultation before treatment, so your clinician can check suitability and agree a dose.
High-dose intravenous vitamin C does not suit people with G6PD deficiency. So first-time higher-dose clients book a G6PD blood test before the infusion. Your clinician will then explain what applies to you.
People with kidney problems, a history of kidney stones or G6PD deficiency may not be suitable. Pregnancy and some medicines can also rule it out, so your clinician will advise at consultation.
Tablets pass through your gut, while a drip goes straight into a vein. Because of that, IV vitamin C needs a clinical assessment first.
Generally, the infusion takes about 60 minutes, plus consultation time. How often you return depends on your clinician’s advice, so there is no fixed schedule.
When you are ready, use any Book button on this page to choose your dose on Fresha. Alternatively, call 0161 566 5099 or message us on WhatsApp.
No. Myers’ is a separate vitamin and mineral blend, and you can read more on our Myers’ drip page. This page, by contrast, covers vitamin C only.
Thriyv is at 14–16 Whitworth Street, Manchester M1 3BS, near Piccadilly. Piccadilly Q-Park sits above the clinic, so parking is simple.
Thriyv sits at 14–16 Whitworth Street, Manchester M1 3BS, in the city centre. So the clinic is about a five-minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly station. It is also handy if you live or work in the Northern Quarter, Deansgate or Salford.
Parking: Piccadilly Q-Park sits directly above the clinic building, so parking is simple when you drive in.
If you have a question before you visit, call 0161 566 5099 or email info@thriyv.co.uk.
We get it. Sometimes you want to learn a bit more before you book.
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When you are ready, book your high-dose vitamin C IV consultation in Manchester.
Choose your dose online, or call 0161 566 5099 if you would rather talk first. You can also explore all Thriyv services.
Medically reviewed by Dr Callum Shields, Medical Director · Last reviewed 6 October 2026
