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Discuss low-dose naltrexone with a clinician who can evaluate your history and explain its potential role in your care.
Continue to your My Simple Med patient portal. A licensed provider determines treatment eligibility. Prescription not guaranteed. Some options may be compounded and are not FDA-approved.
The LDN consultation creates a starting point for a clinical discussion. Your health history, symptoms, and current medications help a provider determine whether it is appropriate to discuss a treatment plan.
Low-dose naltrexone uses may be off-label. Suitability, potential benefits, risks, and alternatives should be discussed with your clinician. An intake does not guarantee treatment.
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Give your care team the context to understand your needs.
Discuss what is appropriate for you before moving forward.

Choose a program and complete your health history through the patient portal, on your own time.

A licensed provider reviews your information and determines the appropriate next steps.

If prescribed, follow your personalized treatment plan and use your portal for ongoing care needs.
No. A licensed provider reviews your health information and decides whether a prescription is appropriate. Completing a consultation does not guarantee a prescription or a particular medication.
Pricing depends on the program and the treatment selected. Review the current program, consultation, medication, and any recurring charges in the patient portal before completing a purchase. Contact our support team if you need help understanding your options.
Some programs may include compounded medications. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not review their safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing. Your clinician can discuss available alternatives and whether a particular option is appropriate for you.