ABOUT ONIR

Private care to help you drink less.

Onir Health is a Florida-based telehealth company that helps adults drink less, or stop, with a daily prescription medication and ongoing support. Everything happens online and in private.

How it works
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Onir naltrexone prescription bottle on a sunlit kitchen counter, daily medication to reduce alcohol cravings
HOW IT WORKS

How it works

01

Answer a few health questions.

Take the quiz in about a minute, from your phone or computer.

02

Your clinician reviews them.

A licensed clinician reviews your answers and decides whether the medication is right for you.

03

It arrives at your door.

If you are approved, your medication is shipped discreetly, with refills sent on a schedule you control.

Onir 90-day welcome kit, prescription naltrexone bottle, clinician welcome card, progress journal, and weekly pill case
WHO PROVIDES YOUR CARE

Who provides your care

Onir

The platform you use: the quiz, your dashboard and messaging with your care team.

Beluga Health

An independent medical group. Licensed physicians review your answers and make every prescribing decision.

InnovaScript

A licensed mail-order pharmacy that fills your prescription and ships it to your door.

OUR APPROACH

Our approach

The choice stays yours.

You can cut back or stop completely.

No meetings, no labels.

Drinking less is a health decision, not a test of character.

Private by design.

Your information stays private.

Onir does not replace emergency care. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.

SUPPORT

Support when you need it

Members can message their care team from their dashboard any day of the week. Behavioral coaching is available alongside the medication.

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Onir Health, LLC is a Florida limited liability company located at 103 Southern Oaks Dr, Plant City, FL 33563.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Common questions

No. Naltrexone, the active ingredient in Onir, is non-addictive and non-habit-forming. It has been FDA-approved for treating alcohol use disorder for over 30 years.

No. Onir supports however you want to change your relationship with alcohol, whether that's drinking less on weeknights, taking a longer break, or stopping completely. Your clinician will build your plan around your goals, not ours.

Most medications are fine, but naltrexone is not compatible with opioids. Your clinician will review your full medication history before prescribing.

Yes. Your assessment is seen only by your licensed clinician. We never sell your data, never share with insurance, and never contact your employer or primary care doctor unless you ask us to.

Naltrexone is a prescription medication and is not right for everyone. It cannot be taken with opioid medications. Onir does not replace emergency care. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.