My medication doesn't seem to be working.

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We hear you — let's get this sorted.

Document your experience:

  • When did you start the medication?
  • Which symptoms aren't improving?
  • Are you taking it consistently as prescribed?

If you are concerned about your medication working appropriately, you can contact Patient Support at QuickMD to liaise with your clinician about the issue. Your clinician can review your dose, consider a different formulation, or rule out other contributing factors. Ultimately, your clinician may have to have another visit with you to prescribe a new medication.

For Suboxone specifically: Do not take extra doses if cravings or withdrawal aren't controlled — contact Patient Support at QuickMD and we can relay to your clinician for a dose adjustment.

If this feels like a medical emergency (severe symptoms, unexpected reactions): Call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room immediately.

To request an earlier visit, contact our Patient Support Team — chat on the website, call 1 (888) 878-4256, or email support@quick.md.

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