Low-Dose Naltrexone (Oral, Tablets)

What it may help with

What's included

• Evaluation and prescription by a licensed clinician, when appropriate
• LDN tablets compounded by a state-licensed pharmacy
• 2-day, discreet monthly shipping
• Ongoing access to a board-certified clinical team for questions and dose adjustments
• The ability to pause, delay, or cancel your subscription at any time

Why patients choose this

• People already working with a clinician to manage chronic or inflammatory-related symptoms who want to explore an additional option.
• People drawn to a low-dose, once-daily oral therapy rather than an injection.
• People who prefer a gentle approach and want to try it under medical supervision.
• People exploring support for sleep and overall wellbeing as part of a broader plan.
• People who value ongoing clinician guidance rather than sourcing medication on their own.

Your timeline

1. TodayPlace your order and complete medical intake form.
2. Days 1-2Clinical team reviews in 1-2 business days, and when appropriate, prescribes.
3. Days 3-5Pharmacy prepares your order.
4. Days 5-7Your order ships directly to you with 2-day shipping.
5. Every 4 weeksYour order renews. Payment is processed and the product shipped to you.

What to expect

1. Getting startedTake it once daily at bedtime, or as directed by your clinician.
2. Weeks 1–2Some people notice changes in sleep first, whether vivid dreams or shifts in sleep quality, as the body adjusts.
3. Weeks 3–6Early changes in how you feel may begin to emerge. LDN is a gradual therapy, and response builds slowly.
4. Months 2–3Fuller effects, when they occur, tend to develop over this period. Results vary from person to person.
5. OngoingYour clinician reviews how you're responding and adjusts your dose to find what works best for you.

Possible side effects

Important information

• Low-dose naltrexone is a prescription medication, prescribed off-label. The FDA-approved version of naltrexone is for alcohol and opioid use disorder at much higher doses; LDN uses a small fraction of that dose for other purposes based on a growing body of clinical experience and emerging research.

• This medication is compounded, meaning it's custom-prepared by a state-licensed pharmacy at the specific low dose your clinician prescribes.

• LDN is not appropriate for patients currently taking opioid medications or with certain liver conditions. Your clinician will review your medical history, possible side effects, and whether this treatment is right for you.

• Results vary and are not guaranteed.