I need info on doctors and/or clinics who would prescribe naltrexone in NC or would consider going out of state.

hey dj. it sounds like you don't have a bead on any doctors at this point. I'd suggest just getting it yourself via the internet:
http://www.alldaychemist.com
http://www.riverpharmacy.com

these are internet pharmacies that members here use and rely on. -E

Last time he was in the U.S., Dr. Eskapa met with two doctors in Lexington, Kentucky, whom he recommends highly. Here's a link to the post with their info:
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=209

Also, Dr. Eskapa suggested that doctors authorized to prescribe suboxone (used for opiate addiction) might be willing to prescribe naltrexone, since the two drugs have similar properties, but there is no guarantee these doctors will understand or agree with TSM. I hope this helps.

viewtopic.php?f=12&t=536

We don't advocate doing this without medical supervision, although many of us have chosen to do that.

Let us know how things are going. Best of luck.

Yeah, listen to her not me. What I meant to say was that it is an option. I shouldn't have suggested it as a good idea right off the bat, I was drunk when I wrote that.

I am finding Drs. in California from the Suboxone site........good place to start.

I have a Shrink in Columbia, sc that gives it to me. No problem...presented my case and boom had the rx. His name is Kevin Krebbs

Hi Silly,

I wondered if you could post a subject line with this Drs name, city and state in the "Sinclair Method Drs." section and more detailed info (street address, phone etc.) and any other info or experience in the message body. It is so much easier for people to find than searching through posts. This is a growing community Yay !!! And I am positive we are going to grow much more quickly than anyone really thinks and threads will be long and hard to search.

Thanks,
Cali