want to try LDN

[Guest guest]

Hey, fellow pathetic MS'ers -

I'm new to this board and I'd really like to try this low dose

naltrexone. In 20 years nothing else has helped me for cronic

progressive. Maybe someone could clue me in about a few things. I

gather you can get naltrexone (Revia) from MedsMex in a 50 mg quantity

without a prescription. If you go that route then who does this

compounding to get it to a 1.5 to 4.5 mg dose? I gather that if you

get it from certain pharmacies they do the compounding, but then a

prescription is required. So, say I call my Veterans Administration

neurologist and ask her to mail me a prescription - my first thought

is they won't know what I talking about and consequently won't have a

clue as to dosage or even giving me a prescription. If so, is there

some sneaky way to get a prescription? Then, how would anyone have a

good guess as to what dosage I should try?

Thanks - Hans

[Guest guest]

Ask for 4.5 MG, to be filled in 1.5 MG capsules, to be taken once, after 9pm and before 3am, daily.

Then you can take either 3.0 or 4.5 each night. If you settle on 3.0, each 4.5 script will last longer.

If you get it from MedsMex or any other 50MG tablet, you need to make your own doses of powder or liquid.

Check out http://goodshape.net/HomemadeLDN.html for more info.

Good luck

[low dose naltrexone] want to try LDN

Hey, fellow pathetic MS'ers - I'm new to this board and I'd really like to try this low dose naltrexone. In 20 years nothing else has helped me for cronic progressive. Maybe someone could clue me in about a few things. Igather you can get naltrexone (Revia) from MedsMex in a 50 mg quantitywithout a prescription. If you go that route then who does thiscompounding to get it to a 1.5 to 4.5 mg dose? I gather that if youget it from certain pharmacies they do the compounding, but then a prescription is required. So, say I call my Veterans Administrationneurologist and ask her to mail me a prescription - my first thoughtis they won't know what I talking about and consequently won't have aclue as to dosage or even giving me a prescription. If so, is there some sneaky way to get a prescription? Then, how would anyone have a good guess as to what dosage I should try? Thanks - Hans

[Guest guest]

>

> Hey, fellow pathetic MS'ers -

> I'm new to this board and I'd really like to try this low dose

> naltrexone. In 20 years nothing else has helped me for cronic

> progressive. Maybe someone could clue me in about a few things. I

> gather you can get naltrexone (Revia) from MedsMex in a 50 mg quantity

> without a prescription. If you go that route then who does this

> compounding to get it to a 1.5 to 4.5 mg dose? I gather that if you

> get it from certain pharmacies they do the compounding, but then a

> prescription is required. So, say I call my Veterans Administration

> neurologist and ask her to mail me a prescription - my first thought

> is they won't know what I talking about and consequently won't have a

> clue as to dosage or even giving me a prescription. If so, is there

> some sneaky way to get a prescription? Then, how would anyone have a

> good guess as to what dosage I should try?

> Thanks - Hans

>

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Hans,

Larry answered on how you get your doc to write a script for LDN. Be sure to

get your script compounded by one of the reputable compounding pharmacies listed

on the LDN website, they will mail you your order.

http://www.low dose naltrexone.org

Here's a link below to tell you how to order ReVia brand Naltrexone from Mexico

and the mixing instructions are included in the same post. Naltrexone in Mexico

is known by its brand name ReVia. When you click on link below ignore the

google ads at the top, just scroll past them.

Low Dose Naltrexone Forum - Medsmex in Mexico is a good source for naltrexone

http://ldn.proboards3.com/index.cgi?board=links & action=display & thread=1105152047\

& page=1