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Use case. When oxidative-stress language is already on the table — training load, metabolic support — and the person has a meals-and-sleep plan. ALA can increase insulin sensitivity. It does not treat diabetes, neuropathy or liver failure.

Contraindications. Unreviewed insulin / sulphonylurea regimen with recent hypos · Uncontrolled asthma or glutathione sensitivity · Decompensated liver failure · Pregnancy without physician clearance

• Glutathione
• Alpha lipoic acid (ALA)

Use case. When the person already has a diabetes or prediabetes plan — food, walking, prescribed medicine — and wants nutrient support for nerves and magnesium. It does not replace metformin, insulin or retinal screening. Escalate if glucose is >16 mmol/L, ketones are present, or the foot is infected.

Contraindications. Diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperosmolar state, or foot infection — A&E / clinic · eGFR < 30 (magnesium load) · Wilson disease · Unreviewed insulin / sulphonylurea regimen with recent hypos

• Alpha Lipoic Acid 125 mg
• L-Carnitine 500 mg
• Magnesium Chloride 600 mg
• Pyridoxine 100 mg
• Taurine 500 mg
• Thiamine 100 mg
• GHK-Copper (Tripeptide) 12 mg

Use case. For low libido or fertility-adjacent vitality in a woman who is not pregnant, not trying this cycle without her fertility clinician, and not hypertensive. Desire and sleep still matter more than a melanocortin. Refer to gynaecology if cycles have stopped, there is pelvic pain, or IVF is active.

Contraindications. Pregnancy, suspected pregnancy, or breastfeeding · Uncontrolled hypertension or known cardiovascular disease · Active fertility treatment unless the treating clinician orders this mix · History of melanoma unless cleared

• Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 4000 mg
• Magnesium Chloride 600 mg
• L-Carnitine 500 mg
• Pyridoxine 100 mg
• Thiamine 100 mg
• CJC / Ipamorelin 200 mcg / 400 mcg
• Bremelanotide PT-141 2 mg

Use case. When the ask is dull skin or antioxidant support and the person already uses sunscreen. It is not a treatment for melasma, vitiligo or melanoma. Cosmetic change is not guaranteed. Refer dermatology for changing lesions.

Contraindications. Uncontrolled asthma or known sulphite / glutathione sensitivity · G6PD deficiency until ascorbate dose is cleared · Pregnancy or breastfeeding without physician clearance · Changing pigmented lesions pending dermatology

• Glutathione
• Vitamin C

Use case. For bloating, post-antibiotic flatness or a gut-lining story after food and fibre have been addressed. Red-flag GI bleeding, dysphagia, nocturnal diarrhoea or a family history of early bowel cancer goes to a gastroenterologist, not into this bag.

Contraindications. Active GI bleeding, obstruction, or untreated IBD flare · Active malignancy · Pregnancy or breastfeeding · Unexplained iron-deficiency anaemia pending work-up

• Cyanocobalamin 1 mg
• Dexpanthenol 250 mg
• Pyridoxine 150 mg
• Thiamine Hydrochloride 250 mg
• Pentadecapeptide Arginate (BPC-157) 1000 mcg

Use case. For hair thinning, postpartum shedding after medical clearance, or nutrient-poor scalp — not sudden patchy alopecia areata, scalp infection, or chemotherapy hair loss without oncology advice. Strength training and protein still do more than biotin alone.

Contraindications. Wilson disease or documented copper overload · Active scalp infection until treated · Known hypersensitivity to copper peptides, biotin or cobalamin · Pregnancy without physician clearance

• Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 500 mg
• Thiamine 100 mg
• Riboflavin 1 mg
• Dexpanthenol 250 mg
• Pyridoxine 100 mg
• Folic Acid 1 mg
• Cyanocobalamin 100 mcg
• Biotin 1 mg
• GHK-Copper (Tripeptide) 12 mg

Use case. For next-day dehydration when the person can still drink, is not withdrawing, and has no chest pain or GI bleed. It does not licence more drinking. Oral water, food and sleep remain first-line. Tremor, confusion or seizure is A&E, not DocSquad.

Contraindications. Alcohol withdrawal, seizure, confusion or GI bleeding — A&E · Heart failure, pulmonary oedema, or significant CKD · High-grade heart block · Pregnancy without physician clearance

• Vitamin C
• Magnesium

Use case. After training load, minor soft-tissue strain, or a gut-adjacent recovery story — never as a substitute for imaging, surgery or cancer work-up. Meals and sleep still carry the protocol. Escalate if pain is nocturnal, neurological, or post-traumatic.

Contraindications. Active malignancy or unexplained weight loss pending work-up · Pregnancy or breastfeeding · Known hypersensitivity to cobalamin or B-vitamins · Need for urgent imaging or surgical review

• Thiamine Hydrochloride 100 mg
• Pyridoxine 100 mg
• Cyanocobalamin 1 mg
• Dexpanthenol 250 mg
• Pentadecapeptide Arginate (BPC-157) 1000 mcg

Use case. For dehydration, jet lag and next-day fatigue when oral fluids are not enough and there is no chest pain, GI bleed or withdrawal seizure risk. It does not licence more drinking. Oral water, food and sleep remain first-line.

Contraindications. Heart failure, pulmonary oedema, or significant CKD · Alcohol withdrawal, seizure, confusion or GI bleeding — go to A&E · G6PD deficiency · Transplant / immunosuppression (thymosin alpha-1)

• Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 4000 mg
• Magnesium Chloride 600 mg
• Pyridoxine 100 mg
• Thiamine 100 mg
• Thymosin Alpha-1 3 mg

Use case. For recurrent colds, post-viral flatness, heavy travel, or oxidative stress — not when the person is septic, febrile, or needs antibiotics. Pair with sleep, protein and a pause on alcohol. Escalate to a doctor if fever, productive cough or immune-suppressing drugs are in the history.

Contraindications. G6PD deficiency — mandatory screen before 4 g vitamin C · eGFR < 30, oxalate kidney stones, or anuria · Organ transplant or ongoing immunosuppressive therapy · Uncontrolled asthma with sulphite / NAC sensitivity

• Alpha Lipoic Acid 125 mg
• Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 4000 mg
• Magnesium Chloride 600 mg
• L-Glutamine 300 mg
• L-Carnitine 500 mg
• N-Acetylcysteine 500 mg
• Taurine 500 mg
• Pyridoxine 100 mg
• Thiamine 100 mg
• Thymosin Alpha-1 3 mg

Use case. When the history is fatty-liver risk, alcohol load, or medication oxidative stress — after the person has been told to cut alcohol and walk daily. It is not for jaundice, right-upper-quadrant pain, or decompensated cirrhosis.

Contraindications. Wilson disease or copper overload · Decompensated liver failure, jaundice, or active hepatitis without clearance · G6PD deficiency (4 g vitamin C) · Fluid-overload states

• Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 4000 mg
• Magnesium Chloride 600 mg
• L-Carnitine 500 mg
• Taurine 500 mg
• Pyridoxine 100 mg
• Thiamine 100 mg
• GHK-Copper (Tripeptide) 12 mg

Use case. For male libido, vitality or fertility-adjacent support when PDE5 drugs are not the whole story and blood pressure is controlled. It is not for acute chest pain with exertion, priapism, or untreated hypogonadism work-up. Refer urology if there is a testicular mass or azoospermia plan.

Contraindications. Uncontrolled hypertension or known ischaemic heart disease · Recent cardiovascular event · Partner pregnancy-planning this cycle without the fertility clinician’s order · Melanoma history unless cleared

• Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 4000 mg
• Magnesium Chloride 600 mg
• L-Carnitine 500 mg
• Pyridoxine 100 mg
• Thiamine 100 mg
• CJC / Ipamorelin 200 mcg / 400 mcg
• Bremelanotide PT-141 2 mg

Use case. When someone wants a broader micronutrient bag and already has a doctor who will set calcium and vitamin D doses. It is not a treatment for osteoporosis, depression or chronic fatigue syndrome. Hypercalcaemia symptoms — stones, groans, psychiatric overtones — are a stop.

Contraindications. Known hypercalcaemia, sarcoidosis, or untreated primary hyperparathyroidism · Significant CKD or high-grade heart block · G6PD deficiency until ascorbate dose is cleared · Pregnancy without physician clearance

• Vitamin C
• Calcium
• Magnesium
• B complex
• Vitamin D

Use case. The top of the DocSquad dose ladder for someone already known to the service, with time, monitoring and a doctor who is willing to sit a long infusion. It is not more “anti-ageing” just because the milligrams are larger. Do not open with 1,000 mg.

Contraindications. First NAD+ session · Unstable cardiac disease, recent ACS, or uncontrolled heart failure · Pregnancy or breastfeeding · No capacity for prolonged monitoring at home

• NAD+ 1000 mg

Use case. A first supervised 100 mg session for cellular-energy curiosity — not a first drip in a medically unknown guest with chest pain. Sleep, protein and training still carry the protocol. Multi-session packages exist; ask for the schedule after the doctor is happy with the first visit.

Contraindications. Unstable arrhythmia, recent ACS, or uncontrolled heart failure · Pregnancy or breastfeeding · Known NAD+ infusion intolerance · Reduced consciousness or acute medical unwellness — hospital, not home

• NAD+ 100 mg

Use case. Glutathione with 100 mg NAD+ when antioxidant language and cellular energy are both on the list, and asthma is controlled. Not a liver-failure treatment and not a skin-whitening protocol.

Contraindications. Unstable cardiac disease · Uncontrolled asthma or glutathione sensitivity · Pregnancy or breastfeeding · Decompensated liver failure

• NAD+ 100 mg
• Glutathione

Use case. Vitamin C with 100 mg NAD+ when the person already tolerated NAD+ or wants antioxidant cover. Same energy story, same sleep-and-protein floor. G6PD still matters because of the ascorbate.

Contraindications. Unstable cardiac disease · G6PD deficiency until ascorbate dose is cleared · Pregnancy or breastfeeding · NAD+ infusion intolerance

• NAD+ 100 mg
• Vitamin C

Use case. Step up from 100 mg only after a supervised first session sat well. 250 mg is a longer infusion. Packages exist — ask for the schedule. Not a shortcut around sleep debt.

Contraindications. No prior supervised NAD+ session unless the attending doctor documents why · Unstable cardiac disease · Pregnancy or breastfeeding

• NAD+ 250 mg

Use case. For people already in a NAD+ series who want a longer cellular-energy session and can sit a slow infusion. This is not a party drip and not a depression treatment.

Contraindications. Unstable cardiac disease or uncontrolled hypertension · Pregnancy or breastfeeding · Inability to complete a long monitored infusion at home

• NAD+ 500 mg

Use case. The 100 mg NAD+ stack in one sitting — energy plus antioxidant cover — for someone who already accepts a slower, closer-monitored home infusion. Not a first drip for an unknown guest.

Contraindications. Unstable cardiac disease · G6PD deficiency until ascorbate dose is cleared · Uncontrolled asthma or glutathione sensitivity · Pregnancy or breastfeeding

• NAD+ 100 mg
• Vitamin C
• Glutathione

Use case. When the story is fatigue after travel or a heavy week and oral B-vitamins have already been tried. It is not a diagnosis of anaemia, depression or thyroid disease. If fatigue is new, stepwise and unexplained, the doctor investigates rather than infuses first.

Contraindications. Unexplained anaemia, black stools or suspected GI bleed pending work-up · G6PD deficiency until dose is cleared · Pregnancy without physician clearance · Allergy to B-vitamins or ascorbate

• Vitamin C
• B complex

Use case. When the ask is dull skin, photoageing or collagen support, and the person already has sunscreen, protein and sleep in place. It is not a melanoma, rosacea or isotretinoin substitute.

Contraindications. Wilson disease or copper overload · G6PD deficiency · Active skin infection or undiagnosed changing lesions · Pregnancy without physician clearance

• Alpha Lipoic Acid 125 mg
• Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 4000 mg
• GHK-Copper (Tripeptide) 12 mg

Use case. For mental fatigue, exam or deal-week stress, and “fog” after poor sleep — once depression with suicidality, stroke-like symptoms, and new seizure have been excluded. Breath, walk, protein and a sleep window still come first. This is not an ADHD or dementia treatment.

Contraindications. Focal neurology, sudden severe headache, or first seizure — A&E · G6PD deficiency · High-grade heart block or unstable arrhythmia · Transplant / immunosuppression (thymosin alpha-1)

• Alpha Lipoic Acid 125 mg
• Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 4000 mg
• Dexpanthenol 250 mg
• Magnesium Chloride 600 mg
• L-Glutamine 300 mg
• Pyridoxine 100 mg
• Thiamine 100 mg
• Thymosin Alpha-1 3 mg

Use case. For the person who wants cellular energy, immune cover and recovery in one sitting — executives, heavy training blocks, or a comprehensive reset — and who accepts a longer, closer-monitored infusion. It is not a first drip for a medically unknown guest.

Contraindications. G6PD deficiency · Unstable arrhythmia, recent ACS, or uncontrolled heart failure · eGFR < 30 or fluid overload · Active malignancy (BPC-157 / NAD+ / immune modulation)

• Alpha Lipoic Acid 125 mg
• Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 4000 mg
• Magnesium Chloride 600 mg
• L-Glutamine 300 mg
• L-Carnitine 500 mg
• N-Acetylcysteine 500 mg
• Taurine 500 mg
• Pyridoxine 100 mg
• Thiamine 100 mg
• Dexpanthenol 250 mg
• NAD+ 100 mg
• Thymosin Alpha-1 3 mg
• Pentadecapeptide Arginate (BPC-157) 1000 mcg

Use case. Only beside a meals-and-strength plan. The bag does not melt fat. If the person wants a GLP-1, that is a different, prescribed conversation. Escalate if BMI is extreme, there is an eating disorder, or they want IGF-1 as a shortcut around training.

Contraindications. Active malignancy or unexplained lymphadenopathy / weight loss · Pregnancy or breastfeeding · Uncontrolled diabetes or recurrent hypoglycaemia · Eating disorder or medically unsupervised extreme energy deficit

• Magnesium Chloride 600 mg
• L-Glutamine 300 mg
• L-Carnitine 500 mg
• Taurine 500 mg
• Cyanocobalamin 250 mcg
• CJC / Ipamorelin 200 mcg / 400 mcg
• IGF-1 LR3 20 mcg

Use case. Entry KL bag for a simple vitamin C top-up at home — travel, late nights, or a first supervised drip — not when febrile, septic, or chasing a “detox”. Food, sleep and walking still do more. Escalate if there is chest pain, breathlessness or a swollen face.

Contraindications. G6PD deficiency until the attending doctor has decided the ascorbate dose is safe · Active infection with fever, hypotension or suspected sepsis — go to hospital · Pregnancy or breastfeeding without physician clearance · Known allergy to vitamin C infusion constituents

• Vitamin C