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“Naltrexone” is the generic name itself. It’s the non-branded (active ingredient) name for medications used for alcohol or opioid use disorder, and for other specialist indications depending on the product and formulation.
Brands vary by country and by formulation (for example, oral versus extended-release injections). If you share your country or the brand name on the package, I can match it to the correct naltrexone form.
No. Naltrexone and naloxone are different opioid-blocking drugs. Naltrexone is used for prevention of relapse in opioid/alcohol use disorder, while naloxone is used to reverse opioid overdose.
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