LDN pricing

How much does LDN cost?

At Healthspan, low dose naltrexone (LDN) protocols start at $40/month — and that is the whole protocol, not just the medication. The price includes pharmacy-prepared LDN delivered to you, clinician oversight and ongoing dosing adjustments, with no separate consultation or membership fee. It is HSA/FSA eligible, billed monthly, and you can cancel anytime.

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Healthspan low dose naltrexone (LDN) protocol
LDN protocolfrom $40/mo · all-inclusive

What the monthly price actually buys — clinical care, not a supplement in the mail.

$

40

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Starting price

The entry point for the standard LDN protocol. Final cost is confirmed after clinician review.

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Separate consult fee

Clinician review, prescribing and monitoring are included — no standalone consultation or membership charge.

100

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HSA/FSA eligible

Typically payable with pre-tax funds from a health savings or flexible spending account.

Cancel

Anytime

Billed monthly with no long-term contract. Modify or cancel your protocol whenever you choose.

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What's included

One monthly price, the whole protocol

Pharmacy-prepared LDN, compounded at your dose and delivered — part of the price

Licensed clinician review, prescribing and monitoring — no separate consult fee

Personalized titration from 1mg–1.5mg toward 4.5mg daily, adjusted over time

Clinical support and dosing guidance from the care team, bundled in

Cost vs. value

Why it's priced as a protocol, not a pill

LDN is not a standard off-the-shelf tablet — it is naltrexone compounded at a low dose by a certified pharmacy, then titrated to you. The Healthspan price bundles the parts that make off-label use responsible: LDN is studied for briefly blocking opioid receptors so the body raises its own endorphins, and in research for inhibiting TLR4 and reducing microglial inflammation, and it needs clinician oversight and dose adjustment rather than a fixed dose. The monthly cost covers that oversight — prescribing, pharmacy preparation and dose management — so what you pay for is a supervised protocol, not just the capsules. A clinician determines whether it is appropriate for you.

The cost, in plain terms

From $40/month

Billed monthly. Your exact price is confirmed after a clinician reviews your intake, since dosing is personalized.

No separate fees

Pharmacy-prepared medication, clinician oversight and dosing adjustments are included — no standalone consult or membership charge.

HSA/FSA eligible

Generally not covered by insurance for off-label use, but typically payable with pre-tax funds.

Cancel anytime

No long-term contract; modify or cancel going forward whenever you choose.

Your Protocol

Comparing options? Read how LDN is used and dosed on the LDN treatment page or explore the evidence in the Healthspan research library.

LDN cost, answered

How much does LDN cost per month?

At Healthspan, low dose naltrexone (LDN) protocols start at $40/month. That price includes the pharmacy-prepared medication delivered to you, clinician oversight and ongoing dosing adjustments — there is no separate consultation or membership fee on top of it. Your exact price is confirmed after a clinician reviews your intake, since dosing is personalized.

Is the $40/month price all-inclusive, or are there hidden fees?

The starting price covers the protocol: the pharmacy-prepared medication, clinician review and dosing adjustments, and clinical support. There is no standalone consult fee or membership charge added separately. If your clinician recommends a different plan for your situation, any change in cost is shown to you before you agree to it.

Is LDN covered by insurance or HSA/FSA?

Because LDN is prescribed off-label — naltrexone is FDA-approved at higher doses for substance use disorders — it is generally not covered by insurance for this use. Healthspan protocols are HSA/FSA eligible, so you can typically pay with pre-tax funds from a health savings or flexible spending account.

Do I have to commit to a long contract?

No. Billing is monthly and you can modify or cancel your protocol anytime — there is no long-term contract required. Cancellation applies going forward; your clinician relationship and monitoring remain in place while you are enrolled.

Why does an LDN protocol cost more than a bare naltrexone prescription?

LDN is compounded at a low dose by a certified pharmacy, then titrated by a clinician — it is not the same as a standard naltrexone tablet. The $40/month price bundles the pharmacy-prepared medication, clinician oversight and the dose adjustments that make off-label use responsible, rather than leaving you to arrange those separately.

Do I need a prescription, and what determines my final cost?

Yes — LDN is a prescription medication, prescribed off-label only after a licensed clinician reviews your intake, including any opioid use, which rules LDN out. Your final cost depends on the protocol the clinician personalizes for you; the $40/month starting price is the entry point for the standard LDN protocol.

How much does LDN cost per month?

At Healthspan, low dose naltrexone (LDN) protocols start at $40/month. That price includes the pharmacy-prepared medication delivered to you, clinician oversight and ongoing dosing adjustments — there is no separate consultation or membership fee on top of it. Your exact price is confirmed after a clinician reviews your intake, since dosing is personalized.

Is the $40/month price all-inclusive, or are there hidden fees?

The starting price covers the protocol: the pharmacy-prepared medication, clinician review and dosing adjustments, and clinical support. There is no standalone consult fee or membership charge added separately. If your clinician recommends a different plan for your situation, any change in cost is shown to you before you agree to it.

Is LDN covered by insurance or HSA/FSA?

Because LDN is prescribed off-label — naltrexone is FDA-approved at higher doses for substance use disorders — it is generally not covered by insurance for this use. Healthspan protocols are HSA/FSA eligible, so you can typically pay with pre-tax funds from a health savings or flexible spending account.

Do I have to commit to a long contract?

No. Billing is monthly and you can modify or cancel your protocol anytime — there is no long-term contract required. Cancellation applies going forward; your clinician relationship and monitoring remain in place while you are enrolled.

Why does an LDN protocol cost more than a bare naltrexone prescription?

LDN is compounded at a low dose by a certified pharmacy, then titrated by a clinician — it is not the same as a standard naltrexone tablet. The $40/month price bundles the pharmacy-prepared medication, clinician oversight and the dose adjustments that make off-label use responsible, rather than leaving you to arrange those separately.

Do I need a prescription, and what determines my final cost?

Yes — LDN is a prescription medication, prescribed off-label only after a licensed clinician reviews your intake, including any opioid use, which rules LDN out. Your final cost depends on the protocol the clinician personalizes for you; the $40/month starting price is the entry point for the standard LDN protocol.

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Naltrexone is a prescription medication, FDA-approved at higher doses for substance use disorders. At low doses (LDN) it is prescribed off-label for chronic inflammation, immune support and chronic pain, and human evidence is still emerging. LDN should not be used concurrently with opioids. A licensed clinician determines whether it is appropriate for you and personalizes dosing. Pricing starts at $40/month, is billed monthly, includes clinician oversight and pharmacy-prepared medication with no separate consultation fee, is HSA/FSA eligible, and can be cancelled anytime; your final cost is confirmed after clinical review. This page is educational and not medical advice; individual results vary.