Yes! This medication is prescription-only. But don’t worry – follow the instructions in the link after purchase (also emailed to you) to receive your medical intake form needed to completion your consultation.  
*Based on allergies and other medical details, the medication may not be prescribed without substitution. 

At your consultation, the provider will advise on directions for the use of this product. Take only as directed by your medical provider. 
It is best taken at the same time every day and can be taken with food to avoid stomach irritation.  

 This product is capsule size 0, which is approximately 2.1cm in length.

Common side effects: 
During the first three to five days of taking LDN, patients may experience mild to moderate levels of the side effects listed. Side effects typically diminish on their own by day five. Common side effects include vivid dreams, fatigue, insomnia, flu-like symptoms, decreased appetite, anxiety, headaches, and dizziness. Patients on thyroid medication may experience heart racing, anxiety, or trouble sleeping.  

DO NOT TAKE with opiate pain medications. Additional considerations should be made in persons with thyroid disease or on thyroid medication.
DISCONTINUE use of Low Dose Naltrexone a minimum of 48-hours before any surgical procedure or medical diagnostic requiring sedation. Consult with a medical provider for additional information.  

No, The Wellness Company does not accept any type of health insurance or 3rd party payors like Medicare.  

The Wellness Company only offers medications that are prescribed to the specific individual to whom the medication is intended.    
The prescribed medications take into account the individual’s medical status based on the clinical intake form, including any noted allergies. All medications have potential for allergic reactions and other adverse effects. Therefore, it is crucial to not allow others to use medications that were not prescribed for them.    
These medications should be handled with the same caution as any other prescription medication prescribed by a physician. It is important to adhere to the prescribed usage guidelines and avoid sharing the product with family members unless explicitly advised to do so by a healthcare professional. 

• The FDA requires pharmacies to label prescription medications with an expiration date, which can be found on the prescription included in your order. While the duration of the expiration date can vary depending on the medication and formulation, most medications, including antibiotics, commonly have a shelf life of around 2 years.  
    
• To optimize the shelf life of medications, it is generally recommended to store them in air-tight containers in a cool and dry environment. However, it is important to note that storage requirements can vary for different medications, so it is advisable to consult with your healthcare professional regarding proper storage conditions.   
  
  
• Information about the FDA’s Shelf-Life Extension Program may be found at the following link below:  https://www.fda.gov/emergency-preparedness-and-response/mcm-legal-regulatory-and-policy-framework/expiration-dating-extension