
Clutch™ is a mint-flavored, orally dissolvable tablet (ODT) designed specifically for targeted naltrexone use. It works quickly, tastes fresh, and may come with fewer side effects. Packaged with a convenient and discreet tin, Clutch™ is easy to carry with you, so that you always have support on hand. If your goal is to drink less and take back control, this guide will show you how to use Clutch™ effectively.
When you drink alcohol, your brain releases endorphins, the chemicals that make drinking feel pleasurable and reinforce the urge to continue. Naltrexone blocks this effect, so alcohol no longer carries the same pull. With that grip loosened, you’re free to make clearer choices and regain control over how and when you drink.
Clutch™ is fast-acting. It dissolves under your tongue and enters your bloodstream quickly.
Clutch™ is gentle on your body. It bypasses first pass digestion and thereby may reduce nauseau and stomach upset.
Clutch™ tastes fresh. It's mint-flavored, which may help with taking it consistently.
Clutch™ is portable and discreet. Each on-the-go tin holds your mints securely, so you can keep them with you at home, at work, or when you are out socially.
Clutch™ is designed to work best with targeted or “as-needed” use of naltrexone. That means you take it before you drink, not necessarily every day.
Consistency is key. Take Clutch™ every time you drink. Skipping doses reduces effectiveness.
Clutch™ was designed for targeted, “as-needed” dosing — sometimes known as The Sinclair Method — an approach that works especially well for people who want to cut back on drinking while gaining more control over their choices. Each mint can help ease alcohol’s grip, and over time, that change can build confidence, strengthen control, and open the door to greater freedom.
This isn’t just a mint. It’s your choice to take back control.
About The Author
Karen Dion is the Director of Coaching at Oar Health, a National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach, and a Licensed Addiction Counselor. She is also co-founder of the Naltrexone Alliance (naltrexonealliance.org), which brings together scientists, clinicians, and individuals with firsthand experience to empower people with knowledge about the potential of naltrexone to help those at risk for or struggling with alcohol addiction. After using naltrexone to successfully change her own relationship with alcohol eight years ago, Karen now leads a team dedicated to helping others navigate alcohol recovery treatment, achieve moderation or abstinence goals, and reclaim a life of clarity, freedom, and health.