Get medication to drink less or quit

If you're here, you're ready to take control over alcohol with safe, effective treatment prescribed by a doctor.

Take a free assessment to see if you qualify.

You’re in control

We offer safe and effective treatment that protects your privacy and puts you back in charge of your life.

		Traditional treatment
Convenient
Private
Affordable
Supportive of moderation or sobriety		Rarely
Evidence-based		Rarely
Led by expert clinicians		Rarely

		Traditional treatment
Convenient
Private
Affordable
Supportive of moderation or sobriety		Rarely
Evidence-based		Rarely
Led by expert clinicians		Rarely

How Oar works

Everyone's goals and circumstances are unique. However you'd like to change your relationship with alcohol, we make it simple to get started.

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Take the Online Assessment

Answer questions to help your provider get to know your health history, drinking patterns, and goals for the future so they can build your care plan.

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Get a Personalized Care Plan

If medication's right for you, you'll get your naltrexone prescription delivered to your door — conveniently and discreetly.

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Receive Ongoing Support

Your provider will be available to answer questions and adjust treatment if needed. Our private online support group is also here to motivate and support you.

We’ve helped over 25,000 members quit or cut back

70%

people join with the goal to moderate their drinking

65%

are meeting their goal to drink less or quit

70%

are drinking at a low or moderate risk level (or not at all)

What our members are saying

"I would recommend Oar to anyone who is struggling with alcohol."

— Amanda, Oar Member

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Where less is more

See how our simplified approach to drinking less opens up a world of possibility.

Important safety information

All medications have the risk of side effects. However, the side effects of naltrexone are rare and usually mild; the most common is nausea or "tummy troubles." Other side effects may include vomiting, diarrhea, headache, dizziness, nervousness, anxiety and insomnia. If symptoms are significant or persistent, contact your medical provider. To learn more about potential side effects of naltrexone, take our assessment and connect with a provider who can determine whether naltrexone is medically appropriate for you.