Detox Peptides
Detox peptides support the systems your body already uses to neutralize and clear what it does not need: the antioxidant network and the liver. PeRx prescribes Glutathione and NAD+ through licensed US providers as compounded medications, shipped ready to use to all 50 states, after a provider reviews your assessment.
Detox Peptides Available at PeRx
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How Glutathione and NAD+ Support Detoxification
Glutathione is the body's most abundant intracellular antioxidant, a tripeptide made in every cell. It does two jobs that matter here. It neutralizes free radicals directly, which lowers oxidative stress, and it is the molecule the liver attaches to drugs, metabolites and environmental compounds in Phase II conjugation so they can be excreted. That second job is the mechanism behind its reputation for liver support.
The pairing with NAD+ is not arbitrary. Every time glutathione neutralizes something it is oxidized and has to be recycled. The enzyme that does the recycling, glutathione reductase, runs on NADPH, which cells make from NAD+. So NAD+ availability helps set the balance between active and spent glutathione, the redox balance that decides how much antioxidant capacity you actually have. One supplies the antioxidant; the other keeps it working.
Detoxification vs. Energy, Skin, and Longevity: Why This Page Is Different
Both products on this page appear elsewhere on the site, and it would be dishonest to pretend otherwise. NAD+ is listed under Anti-Aging, Longevity & Immune and Energy, because the same coenzyme feeds the DNA repair, mitochondrial output and sirtuin pathways those pages describe. Glutathione also sits on the Skin page, for its documented effect on melanin.
This page answers the one question those pages do not: cellular detoxification. That means the antioxidant and liver-conjugation work described above, not a cleanse. If your goal is energy or skin, start on those pages; if it is oxidative stress and clearance, start here.
Safety, Contraindications & Who Should Consider This Therapy
Neither product is FDA-approved; each is a compounded medication and requires a valid prescription. Both are generally well tolerated, with injection-site irritation the usual complaint.
A detox peptide is not a substitute for a working liver or kidneys, and it does not undo alcohol, smoking or a poor diet. Provider review matters for a few groups: glutathione needs oversight with G6PD deficiency, active chemotherapy and post-transplant immunosuppression; NAD+ is monitored in active cancer; pregnancy and breastfeeding need a provider conversation before either. The right candidate is an adult with a high oxidative load, from training, travel, alcohol or age, who wants a mechanism-based option with clinical oversight. Results vary.
Starting Detox Peptide Therapy at PeRx
Starting detox peptides at PeRx takes three steps and no office visit.
First, take the 60-second assessment. Cover your health history, alcohol use and medications, choose Glutathione, NAD+ or both, and save a card; you are not charged yet.
Second, a licensed US provider reviews your file. If they approve, they write the prescription and set the dose, and only then is your card charged.
Third, it ships ready to use, with syringes, alcohol swabs and instructions.
Take the 60-second assessment, or talk to us first.
Compare Detox Peptides at PeRx
Glutathione does the antioxidant and clearance work and NAD+ keeps it recycled; our NAD+ vs Glutathione comparison goes deeper on choosing between them.
| Product | Mechanism | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Glutathione | Master antioxidant; Phase II liver conjugation and clearance | Detoxification, oxidative-stress defense |
| NAD+ | Cellular energy coenzyme; regulates the glutathione redox cycle | Cellular energy alongside antioxidant support |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are detox peptides?
Detox peptides are prescription compounds that support the body's own clearance systems rather than flushing anything out. Glutathione, a tripeptide, is the true peptide here: it neutralizes free radicals and drives Phase II liver conjugation. NAD+ is a coenzyme, grouped alongside it because it recycles spent glutathione.
What's the difference between Glutathione and NAD+?
Glutathione is the antioxidant itself: it neutralizes reactive molecules and attaches to compounds the liver needs to excrete. NAD+ is a coenzyme that powers energy production and DNA repair and, through NADPH, regenerates used glutathione. Choose glutathione for antioxidant and liver support, NAD+ for energy, or pair them.
Do detox peptides require a prescription?
Yes. Both are compounded medications, and compounded medications require a valid prescription. Neither injectable glutathione nor injectable NAD+ is FDA-approved. At PeRx a licensed US provider reviews your assessment before anything is prescribed, your card is charged only on approval, and the medication ships ready to use.
Can Glutathione and NAD+ be used together?
Yes, and the pairing has a biochemical rationale: NAD+ supplies the NADPH that glutathione reductase uses to recycle oxidized glutathione back to its active form, so one keeps the other working. Many providers prescribe them together. Whether both suit you depends on your assessment; results vary.
How long until I notice results?
Slowly, and often not as a feeling. Antioxidant and liver-conjugation effects happen at the cellular level; nobody should expect a sudden flush. Where people do notice change, with skin tone on glutathione or energy on NAD+, it is usually over four to eight weeks, and some notice nothing. Results vary.