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Naltrexone online is a telehealth visit with a licensed provider for naltrexone, a prescription medication that helps you drink less or stop, with medication mailed to your door. Recovery Delivered is opening this service. Join the waitlist to be first in line when we open.
Naltrexone online at a glance
What this service page covers, from copy already published on Recovery Delivered
What it is
Telehealth naltrexone for alcohol use disorder
Status
Coming — join the waitlist. This page does not book a visit.
Visit style
Video, or secure message
Medication
Mailed to your door
Standard dose
50 mg once a day for alcohol
Controlled substance?
No
Cost
Published copy (not confirmed as the opening price): $75 per visit, or $99 per month after 8 weeks
States
Published copy (not confirmed for opening): “licensed to prescribe Naltrexone online in 50 states”
Education hub
Can you get naltrexone online?
Yes, naltrexone can be prescribed and managed through telehealth. It is not a controlled substance, not addictive, and not a narcotic. Recovery Delivered’s current alcohol and naltrexone pages say naltrexone treatment is coming: see a provider by video, or handle everything by secure message, with medication mailed to your door, and join the waitlist to be first in line when we open.
This page is the service answer for people searching “naltrexone online.” For how the medication works, dosing, side effects, and safety, use the education cluster starting at what is naltrexone and the broader medication for alcohol use disorder guide.
Who it is for
Naltrexone is a prescription medication that helps people drink less or stop drinking. It is FDA approved for alcohol use disorder. You do not have to quit before you start: some people take it every day to support staying sober, and others take it only before they plan to drink (the Sinclair Method) to gradually cut back.
Published copy on our naltrexone for alcohol use disorder page also says online services are available for patients out of withdrawal.
Do not take naltrexone if you are currently using opioids or opioid medicines, you are in opioid withdrawal, or you have acute hepatitis or liver failure. Be free of all opioids for 7 to 10 days before you start, including prescription painkillers, methadone, and buprenorphine. Starting too soon can trigger sudden withdrawal. Always tell your provider every medication you take.
This page is about the standard 50 mg dose used for alcohol. Low-dose naltrexone (LDN), around 1.5 mg to 4.5 mg used off label for pain and some autoimmune problems, is a separate topic. See what to avoid when taking low-dose naltrexone.
Cost
We are not inventing a new naltrexone price here. The only cash-pay figures currently published on the live marketing site for naltrexone online are on /naltrexone-for-alcohol-use-disorder/:
Published copy (not confirmed as the opening price) “To start, new patients who are getting Naltrexone online are seen weekly for 8 weeks. … The cost per visit is $75. After 8 weeks, the patient and the provider will discuss next steps which can include bi-weekly online meetings for $75/visit or a monthly maintenance plan for just $99/month.”
The newer alcohol cluster does not repeat those figures, and it describes naltrexone treatment as coming. Treat $75 / $99 as published historical copy until Marcus confirms whether it still applies when the waitlist opens. This page does not add a payment flow or a booking checkout.
States
The same older page publishes this sentence: “We are licensed to prescribe Naltrexone online in 50 states, which makes us a convenient option for many people.” That is existing marketing-site copy. It is not a confirmed list of states where Recovery Delivered currently prescribes naltrexone.
The current alcohol and naltrexone cluster says treatment is coming and asks you to join the waitlist. Which providers will prescribe naltrexone, and in which states, still needs Marcus’s confirmation. This page will not claim live 50-state prescribing until that is confirmed.
How a visit works, when the service opens
Copy already used on the alcohol cluster: see a provider by video, or handle everything by secure message. Your choice, same care, medication mailed to your door. Naltrexone is a plain prescription medication, which is why it can be started and managed through telehealth once the service is open.
Until then, the call to action on this cluster is the waitlist, not an appointment booker. Suboxone booking CTAs elsewhere on the site are unchanged.
Naltrexone treatment is coming to Recovery Delivered
See a provider by video, or handle everything by secure message. Your choice, same care, medication mailed to your door. Join the waitlist to be first in line when we open. This page does not collect an email yet and does not book an appointment.
No spam. When waitlist signup is wired, we will only email you about naltrexone for alcohol at Recovery Delivered.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get naltrexone online from Recovery Delivered?
Can I get naltrexone online from Recovery Delivered?
Naltrexone treatment is coming to Recovery Delivered. See a provider by video, or handle everything by secure message. Your choice, same care, medication mailed to your door. Join the waitlist to be first in line when we open. For how the medication works, see our naltrexone for alcohol guide.
Who is naltrexone online for?
Who is naltrexone online for?
Naltrexone is a prescription medication that helps people drink less or stop drinking. It is FDA approved for alcohol use disorder. Do not take naltrexone if you are currently using opioids or opioid medicines, you are in opioid withdrawal, or you have acute hepatitis or liver failure. This page is about the standard 50 mg dose used for alcohol, not low-dose naltrexone (LDN).
How much does naltrexone online cost?
How much does naltrexone online cost?
Published copy on our naltrexone for alcohol use disorder page states: new patients getting naltrexone online are seen weekly for 8 weeks, at $75 per visit; after 8 weeks, next steps can include bi-weekly online meetings for $75 per visit or a monthly maintenance plan for $99 per month. That published figure has not been confirmed as the price that will apply when naltrexone treatment opens.
Which states offer naltrexone online?
Which states offer naltrexone online?
Published copy on our naltrexone for alcohol use disorder page states Recovery Delivered is licensed to prescribe naltrexone online in 50 states. The current alcohol and naltrexone pages say naltrexone treatment is coming and ask you to join the waitlist. Which states will be covered when prescribing opens has not been confirmed.
Is naltrexone a controlled substance?
Is naltrexone a controlled substance?
No. Naltrexone is not addictive and is not a controlled substance. It does not cause a high and is not scheduled by the DEA. You cannot become dependent on it, which is why it can be prescribed and managed through telehealth.
Is this the same as low-dose naltrexone (LDN)?
Is this the same as low-dose naltrexone (LDN)?
No. Low-dose naltrexone, or LDN, is a much smaller dose (around 1.5 mg to 4.5 mg) used off label for conditions like chronic pain and some autoimmune problems. It is a separate topic. This page is about the standard 50 mg dose used for alcohol.
How do I start?
How do I start?
Join the waitlist on this page or on the alcohol and naltrexone education pages. When naltrexone treatment opens, the published visit model is a video visit or secure message, with medication mailed to your door. This page does not add a new payment or booking checkout.
Related reading
Sources
- Recovery Delivered. What is naltrexone? and Medication for alcohol use disorder (waitlist / “treatment is coming” copy).
- Recovery Delivered. Naltrexone for alcohol use disorder (published copy, not confirmed as opening facts: $75 / $99 visit figures and “licensed to prescribe Naltrexone online in 50 states”).
- Jonas DE, et al. Pharmacotherapy for Adults With Alcohol Use Disorders in Outpatient Settings: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis. JAMA. 2014;311(18):1889-1900 (number needed to treat = 12), as cited on the naltrexone education cluster.
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Naltrexone (ReVia) and naltrexone extended-release injectable (Vivitrol) prescribing information and approval history, as cited on the naltrexone education cluster.
This page is for education only and is not medical advice. Naltrexone is a prescription medication. Talk with a licensed provider about whether it is right for you.