Compounded low-dose naltrexone (LDN), filled in Connecticut
One simple cash price. A local pharmacist who knows LDN. Have your provider send the prescription, or transfer it to us in two minutes.
✓ $49 for 30 capsules, $99 for 90
✓ Strengths and titration made exactly as your provider prescribes
✓ Talk to a pharmacist directly, 7 days a week
✓ Pick up in Jewett City or ask about delivery in Connecticut
Please don't include medical details here; the pharmacist will cover them by phone. Connecticut residents only.
Simple LDN pricing
30 capsules
$49
$1.63 per capsule
60 capsules
$79
$1.32 per capsule
90 capsules
$99
$1.10 per capsule, best value
Cash price per fill. Compounded LDN often isn't covered by insurance, so we keep one clear price.
How it works
1
Send or transfer your prescription
Your provider faxes or e-prescribes it, or we transfer it from your current pharmacy.
2
We call to confirm
The pharmacist reviews your strength and schedule and answers your questions.
3
Pick up or delivery
Your capsules are compounded for you and ready for pickup or delivery.
What is Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN)?
Low-dose naltrexone is prescribed off-label by some healthcare providers as part of a patient-specific treatment plan. Providers may consider LDN in certain chronic pain, inflammatory, immune-related, or complex chronic symptom conditions when they believe it is appropriate for the individual patient.
Because LDN is not commercially available in many low-dose strengths, a compounding pharmacy can prepare customized capsule strengths pursuant to a valid prescription. This may be useful when a prescriber wants a specific low-dose strength, a gradual titration schedule, or an excipient-conscious formulation.
LDN is not appropriate for everyone, and it should only be used under the direction of a licensed healthcare provider. Jewett City Pharmacy does not diagnose conditions or determine whether LDN is right for a patient. Our role is to compound the medication as prescribed.
For Patients
Have an LDN prescription? Our team can explain how your provider can send it to Jewett City Pharmacy.
Get Started with LDN
For Prescribers
• Patient-specific LDN capsule strengths
• Titration schedules as prescribed
• Excipient-conscious options when appropriate
• Naltrexone isn't a controlled substance: fax or e-prescribe, no extra steps
• Transparent cash price for your patients: $49 / $79 / $99
Fax: 860-376-0399 | Phone: 860-376-4468
Prescription required. Low-dose naltrexone is compounded only pursuant to a valid prescription. The decision to prescribe LDN is made by the patient’s licensed healthcare provider.
Common questions
Do I need a prescription?
Yes. LDN is compounded only for a patient with a valid prescription from a licensed prescriber.
Can you transfer my prescription from another pharmacy?
Yes. Fill out the form or call us and we'll handle the transfer.
Which strengths can you make?
We compound the exact strength and titration schedule your provider prescribes.
Does insurance cover it?
Compounded LDN often isn't covered, so we offer a straightforward cash price. Ask us if you'd like to check your plan.
Do you ship outside Connecticut?
Not at this time. We serve Connecticut residents only.
Is LDN right for me?
That's a decision for you and your healthcare provider. Our pharmacist is happy to answer questions about your prescription.