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Vivitrol Injections

Break free from alcohol or opioid dependency with Vivitrol—an FDA-approved, non-addictive monthly injection designed to support long-term recovery without daily medication.

A Once-a-Month Treatment That Supports Your Recovery Journey

Vivitrol is a prescription injection used to treat alcohol and opioid dependence in individuals who have already detoxed and are opioid-free for at least 7–10 days. Unlike other medications, Vivitrol is non-addictive and only needs to be administered once a month, making it an effective and convenient option for patients committed to recovery.

The active ingredient, naltrexone, blocks the brain’s opioid receptors, which helps reduce cravings and the rewarding effects of alcohol and opioids. Vivitrol works best when combined with a comprehensive treatment plan, including behavioral therapy and medical supervision.

What Makes Vivitrol a Powerful Tool in Recovery

This exam includes several steps so our medical professional can see how your body is performing.

Non-Addictive & Non-Opioid

Vivitrol does not cause dependence or withdrawal symptoms.

Once-a-Month Dosage

One injection every 4 weeks—no need for daily pills or complex regimens

FDA-Approved & Clinically Proven

Backed by extensive clinical research for treating alcohol and opioid use disorders.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What symptoms do I need to look out for?

You may experience minor injection site discomfort or mild nausea. Rare side effects include liver complications or allergic reactions. Always consult our provider if you feel anything unusual.

The injection is given intramuscularly in the gluteal area. Most patients report only minor discomfort lasting a few seconds.

After your initial evaluation and approval, each Vivitrol injection visit typically takes less than 15–20 minutes.

You must be opioid-free for 7–10 days before receiving your first injection. This prevents severe withdrawal symptoms. A urine test may be required.

Vivitrol is most effective when used as part of a complete recovery plan that includes therapy, support, and routine check-ins.

It’s not recommended for individuals with liver disease, opioid dependence without detox, or those currently using opioids. Our provider will review your medical history before starting treatment.