Drink less without quitting cold turkey — naltrexone, prescribed online
Naltrexone is FDA-approved to reduce heavy drinking. It's not a detox, not a controlled substance, and not rehab. A licensed provider reviews your intake and, if it's appropriate for you, sends a prescription — medication and shipping included.
$89/month · no insurance needed · cancel anytime
Mornings feel different
when cravings aren't running the show.
How it works
Three steps, all of it online
No phone calls, no waiting rooms, no lectures. Answer honestly and a licensed provider takes it from there.
Answer a few questions
A short online intake about your drinking, your health history, and what you want to change. About three minutes.
A licensed provider reviews it
If naltrexone is appropriate for you, they send a prescription. If it isn't, they'll tell you and suggest what is.
Your 30-day supply ships
Medication arrives in plain packaging. Your plan renews each month, and you can cancel anytime.
Simple pricing
$89 a month. Everything in it.
One flat price covering your 30-day supply, the provider review, and delivery to your door. No insurance, no membership fee, no contract.
Plain packaging. Nothing on the box says what's inside.
30-day supply, renews monthly
- 30-day supply of naltrexoneIncluded
- Licensed provider reviewIncluded
- Discreet shippingIncluded
- Follow-up messaging & refillsIncluded
You're only charged if a provider prescribes.
Not a controlled substance
Naltrexone isn't habit-forming and doesn't cause a high. It's been FDA-approved for alcohol use since 1994.
Not detox, not rehab
You don't have to quit cold turkey or stop drinking before you start. Many people use it to cut back.
No insurance needed
One flat $89 a month covers the visit, the medication, and the shipping. No surprise line items.
Questions, answered plainly
Does naltrexone cure alcohol use?+
No. It's a medication that can reduce cravings and blunt the reward you get from drinking. It works best alongside your provider's guidance and other support.
Do I have to stop drinking to start?+
No. Naltrexone is often used to reduce heavy drinking rather than to enforce abstinence. Your provider will talk through the approach that fits your goals.
Is it addictive?+
Naltrexone is not a controlled substance and is not habit-forming. You can stop taking it whenever you and your provider decide that's right.
What if it isn't right for me?+
A licensed provider decides before anything is prescribed. If naltrexone isn't appropriate, they'll say so and point you toward other options.
Is it discreet?+
Yes. Everything happens online, and your supply arrives in plain packaging with no identifying branding on the outside.
Find out in three minutes if it's right for you
$89 a month for a 30-day supply, with the provider review and shipping included. A licensed provider makes the call — not us.
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