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Glow Day
One appointment, about an hour: the Skin Glow drip, an NAD+ 100 mg booster shot while it runs, and a box of 28 Marine Collagen Peptides sachets to take home afterwards. The clinic's own combination, priced below the three separately.
PRICE
- The dayabout an hour in clinic
- £269
Bought separately: £302.99. You save £33.99.
Prices include VAT. Paid at the clinic on the day.
Given in clinic by a registered healthcare professional after a suitability check and a consent form, in London, Birmingham or Manchester. Added to an existing booking or booked on its own.
What is in it
- Skin Glow drip, about 45 minutes.
- NAD+ Booster Shot, 100 mg, given during the drip.
- Marine Collagen Peptides, 28 sachets, to take home.
Made of
What the visit looks like
- 1A suitability check and consent for both, then the drip with the booster given part-way through. About an hour in all.
- 2You leave with the collagen and a routine card. You can drive afterwards.
Who it is for
- Adults over 18. A short suitability check comes first: medical history, medicines, allergies, and whether you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Not suitable if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a kidney, liver or heart condition, or a history of severe allergy, unless a doctor has agreed in writing.
- If it is not right for you, we will say so and suggest what would be.
- Not for anyone with a fish allergy (the collagen) or G6PD deficiency or kidney disease (the vitamin C).
Good to know
- None of it is a medicine or is given to treat any condition.
Available at
Questions people ask before booking
Can I have the 200 mg booster instead?
Yes, for £50 more, decided with the practitioner on the day.
Are these legal in the UK?
Yes, which is why the range is what it is. The skincare is a cosmetic, the collagen is a food supplement, and the injections and drips are given in clinic by a registered healthcare professional after a suitability check. We do not sell injectable research peptides or prescription medicines; see the list on this page.
Do I need a consultation first?
For anything given in clinic, yes: a short suitability check on the day, with a consent form. It is part of the appointment, not a separate visit. Take-home products can be collected at any visit.
Who gives the injections and drips?
A registered healthcare professional (a nurse, doctor or pharmacist prescriber), who checks your history, places the cannula and stays within call. Products are supplied by a UK pharmacy.
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