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Rebody / Prescription care
Low-dose
naltrexone.
Compounded LDN capsules, with an online clinical review that starts with your history.
One package. Care included.
Online clinical reviewMedication if prescribedShipping includedPatient portal access
The conversation comes first
Your history belongs in the decision.
Bring your symptoms, previous treatments and current medications to the conversation. Your clinician reviews whether LDN belongs in your care.
Three capsule strengths. Two package sizes. A clinical review before any prescription.
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A clear path to care.
A clinician reviews
A licensed clinician evaluates your information and determines whether a prescription is appropriate.
Care stays connected
If prescribed, medication ships to you. Your patient portal keeps your care team within reach.
Important treatment information
Make an informed decision.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review their safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing.
Low-dose naltrexone use is off-label. Discuss current medications, including any opioids, with your clinician before considering treatment.
Good to know
A few things to know.
You can indicate a preference during selection. Your clinician confirms whether treatment and the selected formulation are appropriate. Selecting a product does not create a prescription.
Choose a one-month package with 30 capsules or a three-month package with 90 capsules. These are package quantities; your clinician provides all medication directions.
The displayed package price includes the standard online consultation, medication if prescribed, and shipping. Additional laboratory testing is not included in that package price.
Use your patient account to view your care, contact the care team and manage future orders or renewals. Prescription questions are handled by your clinician.
No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and FDA does not review their safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. Your clinician reviews whether a compounded medication is appropriate for you.
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