OarhealthReviews of oarhealth.com

I really wanted to stop drinking. I heard an Oar commercial on the radio and responded with a text. I'll admit I was a bit skeptical. I was wrong. I started Naltrexone on Jul 15 2023. I have not had a drink of alcohol nor have I wanted it. Naltrexone alone worked for me. However, they also offer guidance, support groups and a great site if someone needs more. My mental and physical health have improved dramatically.

Oar Health has helped me reduce my alcohol intake significantly since the start of the year. They have an affordable option and provide a support system to help stay the path. I would recommend to anyone who is struggling with alcohol misuse.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars I love OAR and would recommend to anyone. It’s confidential and the customer service and support has been fantastic. I have been using Naltrexone for a few years and it has completely changed my life. I am so much healthier, I drink when and if I want to and can control how much. It has drastically reduced my intake and that has improved every aspect of my life, the most important being my relationship with my husband and family. I believe it saved my life. I hope if you’re considering it that you take the next step and try it. You could be your your self again, the best version of you possible. Date of experience: September 27, 2024

A confidential, mediction assisted treatment to alcohol use disorder that ACTUALLY works. Delivered discreetly via USPS, and no crazy side effects. Actually its also helped with my food addiction too. Bonus!!!

Very easy to use. Got medications quickly and discreetly. Plenty of follow up the first two weeks if you need it.

The medication in conjunction with AA meetings has really helped to eliminate my desire to drink. I’m not craving alcohol on a daily basis as I was prior to taking my medication

The first week I started taking naltrexone, my cravings decreased a lot, which I was not expecting.

Their communication and follow up is very good. They also like to incorporate other programs and free services to help you get your addiction under control. Medicine will only get you so far and while good, their encouragement to seek other avenues for help is spot on.