Bupropion/naltrexone is a prescription combination medication used to support weight management by reducing appetite and cravings while supporting mood and energy.

Bupropion works on brain pathways to help reduce food cravings and emotional eating, while naltrexone helps regulate reward pathways that drive overeating.

It’s for adults seeking medical support for weight loss, particularly those struggling with appetite control, binge eating, or cravings.

Yes. It can help maintain weight loss results or continue progress after transitioning off GLP-1 therapy.

Yes, when monitored by a healthcare provider. It can be particularly beneficial for adults experiencing midlife weight challenges.

It is taken orally, usually once or twice daily, based on your provider’s instructions.

Many patients see reduced cravings within the first 2–4 weeks, with steady weight loss over time when paired with diet and activity changes.

Duration depends on your health goals. It may be used short-term for kickstarting weight loss or long-term for maintenance.

Yes, when taken as prescribed and with regular monitoring.

Some people experience mild nausea, headache, or insomnia. Most side effects improve with time or dose adjustments.