Compounded Mebendazole Capsules

Our compounding pharmacists carefully prepare each capsule using pharmaceutical-grade Naltrexone Hydrochloride, ensuring that every dose is consistent, stable, and prepared according to the exact strength specified by your physician.

Active Ingredient: Naltrexone Hydrochloride (available in custom mg strengths).

Dosage Form: Oral capsules for straightforward administration.

Quality Commitment: Each batch is formulated in our clean-room laboratory environment using high-purity active ingredients and pharmaceutical-grade fillers.

Naltrexone interacts significantly with opioid-containing medications. Patients must be educated on these risks, as taking Naltrexone while opioids are present in the system can precipitate sudden, severe withdrawal symptoms. Please discuss the following with your provider:

Opioid Analgesics: Includes prescription painkillers (e.g., Codeine, Hydrocodone, Oxycodone, Morphine) and some cough suppressants.

Suboxone/Buprenorphine: Must be managed carefully under specialist supervision due to potential withdrawal interactions.

Hepatotoxic Medications: Patients should disclose any medications that affect liver function, as Naltrexone is metabolized by the liver.

Naltrexone functions as an opioid receptor antagonist. It binds to the mu-opioid receptors in the central nervous system, effectively “occupying” the site. This prevents opioids from binding to these receptors, which blocks the subjective “high” or reward response typically associated with opioid use. By inhibiting this response, Naltrexone can help decrease the reinforcing effects of substances, serving as a supportive tool in long-term treatment and recovery programs.

Beyond its primary clinical indications, physicians may prescribe Naltrexone for personalized treatment regimens where standard commercial doses are not suitable:

Individualized Titration: Adjusting the dosage to improve patient tolerability and reduce side effects during the initial phases of treatment.

Adherence Support: Creating specific capsule sizes that are easier for some patients to manage compared to large, commercial oral tablets.

Integrated Care Plans: Providing dosages that align with specific metabolic profiles or complex patient recovery timelines.

Is Naltrexone an opioid?

No. Naltrexone is an opioid antagonist. It is non-addictive and does not produce euphoria, sedation, or physical dependence.

How do I obtain this prescription?

Naltrexone requires a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare provider. Once your doctor sends the order to our pharmacy, we will compound your specific dose and prepare it for shipment.

Do you ship outside of Texas?

No. To maintain strict compliance with state pharmacy regulations, we fulfill and ship all compounded prescriptions exclusively to patient addresses located within the state of Texas.