Low Dose Naltrexone (often called LDN) has become one of the most talked-about compounded therapies in the wellness and chronic illness space. But what makes it so different?

Originally developed in much higher doses for addiction treatment, LDN uses a much smaller dose, typically around 1.5–4.5 mg, and is being explored for its potential role in supporting inflammation balance, immune function, discomfort, fatigue, and overall wellness.

What’s especially interesting is that researchers believe LDN may work differently than traditional medications. Instead of simply masking symptoms, studies suggest it may help calm overactive inflammatory signaling in the body and nervous system.

Another reason patients are drawn to LDN? It is generally well tolerated and customized specifically for the individual through compounding. The most commonly reported side effect in studies was vivid dreams, which often improved over time.

At Powell Pharmacy, we believe personalized care matters. Our compounding team works closely with patients and providers to create customized LDN formulations tailored to individual needs and wellness goals.

Questions about Low Dose Naltrexone? Our pharmacists are here to answer your questions and help you better understand how LDN is being used in personalized, prevention-focused care.

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Your Eye Health Starts Beyond the Eye Exam 👁️

Did you know your daily habits, nutrition choices, and lifestyle can play a major role in supporting your eye health?

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Amy Cline, an experienced optometrist, to explore a more holistic approach to caring for your eyes. She shares practical strategies to help protect your vision, reduce inflammation, and understand how everyday choices impact long-term eye wellness.

You’ll learn:​
Why hydration and blinking matter for healthy, comfortable eyes
The difference between optometrists and ophthalmologists, and when to see each
How nutrition, especially omega-3 fatty acids, can support eye health and help reduce inflammation
Simple lifestyle changes you can make to support your eyes every day

Your eyes are connected to your overall health, and small changes can make a meaningful difference.