Prescription ketamine for at home use.

[Goosh]

I have done the Mindbloom thing, and it was amazing. Their prices are criminal and cannot afford their ongoing packages.

I have heard of some doctors who will prescribe Spravato for at home use. I doubt I will be lucky enough to be enlightened, but worth a try.

I have looked into local and online places and they are either too expensive, or don't operate in my state.

 

[jdawq]

I have heard of one guy that got take home vials to self administer intramuscular. I want to find a doctor like th@t !. Keep us updated and I will try to remember if I find something I'll be sure to share. Good luck on your quest!

 

[Lucifer8pi]

In certain states, you can get prescribed it for treatment-resistant depression or PTSD. It usually runs your 300+ dollars and they put you in a Katie Hole. Which, not sure a lab is where I would want to be for that.

 

[aprilmornzepp]

There's a company called "Joyous" and they offer daily dosing solutions. They say its microdose but to have 100mg on deck per day I think mental health could greatly benefit. It's the most affordable or best bang for buck ketamine rx plan website I've found.

 

[Lucifer8pi]

There's a company called "Joyous" and they offer daily dosing solutions. They say its microdose but to have 100mg on deck per day I think mental health could greatly benefit. It's the most affordable or best bang for buck ketamine rx plan website I've found.

I am always wary of companies that offer up a DEA-regulated substance. I know it's ironic on this forum, but Katie comes from a "company" and seems like a honeypot. Insurance companies will see this as a luxury treatment or a last resort.

 

[Synchron]

i did mindbloom but they gave me BS doses so i canceled and went for IV infusions locally which my doctor was chill and gave me mega doses per requested. I see the value in IV ketamine but sublingual 1200mg is bs for 300 per month. Research dr. kevin on reddit hes a doc that does telehealth much cheaper.

 

[junker]

I'm very curious who prescribes Spravato for at home use? There is a whole "protocol" with Spravato I thought you had to adhere to or not even be able to get it. A nurse always had to pick it up from the pharmacy when I was on it. Have to stay two hours, bp taken multiple times. It was a real pain in the ass. I'm doing Joyous now

 

[QuantumMatrix]

I'm very curious who prescribes Spravato for at home use? There is a whole "protocol" with Spravato I thought you had to adhere to or not even be able to get it. A nurse always had to pick it up from the pharmacy when I was on it. Have to stay two hours, bp taken multiple times. It was a real pain in the ass. I'm doing Joyous now

I'll let you know within the next few weeks. My understanding is they have you go in for a two hour observed season twice a week for a month then once a week, then twice a month, then once a month, then you're done. Esket is covered by many insurances but regular k is usually out of pocket

 

[Beanz]

They are doing it in my state, at home is an inhaler I believe and if you go to the clinic it's an infusion. But the prices are ridiculous unless you have insurance that'll cover it which most won't some will.

 

[QuantumMatrix]

They are doing it in my state, at home is an inhaler I believe and if you go to the clinic it's an infusion. But the prices are ridiculous unless you have insurance that'll cover it which most won't some will.

Okay, so I had the option of IV infusion or nasal. IV was $500 a session not covered by insurance.

I chose Nasal. My insurance wouldn't cover the prescription, but a bottle only cost $110 for a few months of doses. Each hour and a half session at the clinic is covered by insurance no copay. This is ridiculously cheap and effective. They offer some patients prescription ket chews to take home and take as needed after the successful completion of the nasal therapy, but I believe they're low dose.

 

[Beanz]

Okay, so I had the option of IV infusion or nasal. IV was $500 a session not covered by insurance.

I chose Nasal. My insurance wouldn't cover the prescription, but a bottle only cost $110 for a few months of doses. Each hour and a half session at the clinic is covered by insurance no copay. This is ridiculously cheap and effective. They offer some patients prescription ket chews to take home and take as needed after the successful completion of the nasal therapy, but I believe they're low dose.

Thanks for the info. When I looked into it it was fairly new and seemed expensive but my insurance was garbage too. I couldn't find a place to do it back then because I was still stuck reading a page or two of the mag I had daily to prevent any more unwanted visits to Ceizures Palace and losing all my money again.....I think I'm going to look into it again.