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Pain Management

Low-Dose Naltrexone Inflammation Care Capsule by CIRx

Persistent pain deserves a thoughtful plan. Low-dose naltrexone is studied for pain, including fibromyalgia, and selected inflammatory conditions. A clinician reviews your goals, the formula and individual suitability.

From $91.53 /mo equivalent

$274.58 prepaid for 3 months

Medication, shipping, clinician review and ongoing support included.

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Compare options, then continue to a matching secure intake form. An independent clinician reviews your history before any prescribing decision.

CIRx / Pain Management
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Your program, considered

Give persistent symptoms a closer look.

What it is being studied for

Naltrexone blocks opioid signaling. At lower doses, it is studied for pain, including fibromyalgia, and selected inflammatory conditions.

Active ingredients
Naltrexone
Format
Capsule
Your care
Clinician review + ongoing support

Evidence for pain conditions is mixed. Low-dose use for pain or inflammation is off-label, and this compounded product is not FDA-approved for those uses.

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Clear pricing

Your plan. One price.

Review the medication and strength choices. Your clinician confirms whether treatment fits before any prescription.

Medication, shipping, clinician review and ongoing support included. Longer plans are prepaid at the total shown. Treatment and final terms are confirmed before checkout.

What’s included, and how billing works

Medication, one shipment for the plan, clinician review and ongoing care-team support are included in eligible priced plans. Your plan includes one synchronous clinical visit per plan month. No separate shipping or clinician-review fee is added.

Longer plans are prepaid at the full total shown; monthly amounts are equivalents. Separately ordered lab testing or optional services require a separate confirmed quote. Review your exact medicine, strength, pharmacy, total and terms before checkout. A prescription is never guaranteed.

Care that considers you

A clearer next step.

  1. Share your goals.

    Compare options, then share your health history, medicines and goals in the matching secure intake form.

  2. Talk it through.

    A licensed clinician reviews the evidence, risks and alternatives with you.

  3. Know your plan.

    If prescribed, confirm the exact formula, directions, full cost and follow-up.

The details that matter

Questions,
answered.

Know the evidence.
Make an informed decision.

How does this formula work?

Naltrexone blocks opioid signals. Researchers are studying whether lower doses also affect pain and immune signals. The full pain-relief mechanism is not settled.

What does the research show?

A small 2013 fibromyalgia trial found pain relief. A larger 2024 trial did not show a clear pain benefit over placebo. The evidence is mixed, so goals and follow-up matter.

  • An early pain-relief finding

    Small human trial · 2013

    A trial of 31 women with fibromyalgia found greater pain reduction with low-dose naltrexone than placebo. The small size meant larger trials were needed.

  • What a newer trial adds

    Human trial · 2024

    In 99 women with fibromyalgia, 12 weeks of naltrexone did not reduce pain clearly more than placebo. This is why LDN should be discussed as an option with uncertain benefit.

Study results are not a promise of personal results. Research on one formula or route does not establish the same results for another.

What should I know about safety?

LDN use for pain or inflammation is off-label. The low-dose compounded product is not FDA-approved for those uses.

What your clinician checks

  • The condition causing pain and treatments you have tried
  • Any opioid use, including tramadol, and plans for surgery
  • Liver health, pregnancy, and the symptoms you want to track

Vivid dreams, trouble sleeping, headache, and nausea can occur. LDN can block opioid pain relief and trigger severe withdrawal after recent opioid use. Tell every treating clinician that you take it.

Compounded means a pharmacy makes a custom formula; compounded medicines are not FDA-approved. Off-label means a medicine is used in a way its FDA approval does not cover. Your clinician explains the exact product, risks and alternatives before treatment.

Which active ingredients are listed for this program?

Naltrexone. Your dispensing pharmacy confirms the final prescription label and any inactive ingredients.

Is LDN an opioid?

No. It blocks opioid signals. That also means it can interfere with opioid pain medicines and may cause withdrawal in someone who uses opioids.

How will I know if it helps?

Track a few clear goals, such as pain during walking or sleep quality. Your care team should set a date to decide whether to continue, change, or stop.

Which format does this program use?

This program uses capsule. Other formulations have their own program pages.

How would I use it?

Follow the directions provided with your prescription. Your clinician and dispensing pharmacy confirm the dose, preparation, storage and follow-up. The product image is not a dosing guide.

How do I get started?

Compare the options above, then open the matching secure intake form. A licensed clinician reviews your history and confirms whether treatment is appropriate.

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Your next chapter

Make your next move
a considered one.

Start with your goals. A licensed clinician helps you understand what fits.