Why LDN Requires Compounding
Naltrexone is FDA-approved only at 50mg for opioid and alcohol dependence. LDN protocols typically call for doses in the 0.5mg–4.5mg range, which simply isn't available commercially.
- Capsules compounded in precise low-dose increments per your prescriber's protocol.
- Sublingual troches available for patients who prefer an alternative delivery method.
- Gradual dose-titration formulations to support slow, provider-guided adjustments.
Coordinated, Ongoing Care
LDN therapy often involves a titration period and regular check-ins with your prescriber. We stay in close contact to make sure your formulation keeps pace with your treatment plan.
- Direct communication with your prescriber on dosing changes.
- Consistent formulation quality from batch to batch.
- Guidance on timing, storage, and what to expect during titration.
Medical & Prescription Compliance Notice
Low dose naltrexone is compounded pursuant to a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare provider for off-label use. Compounded preparations are custom-prepared for individual patients and are not FDA-approved.