I want to cut back on

Drink less, without relying on willpower.

A daily tablet, prescribed by a licensed clinician, that may reduce your cravings for alcohol. Cut back or take a break at your own pace, all from your phone.

See if Still is right for you How it works
Set your own goal. Cut back, take a break or stop completely. You do not need a diagnosis or a label to want to change a habit.
Fewer cravings to fight. The medication works on the urge itself, so saying no to a drink can take less effort.
Private and online. No clinic visits. Message a clinician whenever you want, and your medication arrives in plain packaging.
Why a GLP-1

The medicine that quiets appetite may also quiet other cravings.

GLP-1 medications, the same type used for weight loss, act on the parts of the brain that drive reward and craving, not only hunger. Early clinical studies suggest they may reduce the urge to drink or smoke. The research is still early and this use is off-label, so your clinician will explain what is known and what is not before you start.

Read the research we rely on [CITATIONS]

One tablet a day, and a care team when you need one.

A low-dose tablet that dissolves under your tongue. No needles, no clinic visits, shipped in plain packaging.

Today
Answer a few questions A short questionnaire about your health and habits. About three minutes.
Within days
A clinician reviews it A licensed clinician reviews your answers, usually by message. A video visit is always available.
Every 4 weeks
Tablets shipped to you A low-dose, dissolving tablet you take once a day. Shipped in plain packaging.
Every 12 weeks
Check in and adjust Review how it is going and adjust. Message your care team any time in between.
Everything included
$169 /month
Billed $507 every 12 weeks, or $179 every 4 weeks
  • Unlimited clinician visits, by message or video
  • A low-dose tablet, shipped every 4 weeks
  • Nurses on call 24/7
  • Labs if you want them, at no cost

Who Still is for, and who it is not for

Still is for people who want to cut back. It isn't a treatment for alcohol use disorder or nicotine dependence, and it doesn't replace one.

If you drink heavily every day, don't stop suddenly. Alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous. Talk to a doctor about medically supervised support.

Free, confidential help, 24/7: SAMHSA National Helpline, 1-800-662-4357.

Reserve your spot before we open.

A 3-minute check comes first. Your $25 deposit is fully refundable, and nothing else is charged until a clinician approves your plan.