It's easy to stay compliant with the Sinclair Method.

Yesterday my pill holder arrived from C Three Foundation in America. I excitedly put it onto my set of keys. Inside it I placed a Naltrexone tablet.

The pill holder is lightweight and is a discreet size and the printing "cthreefoundation.org" is a tiny reminder that help, support and information is never far away.

There is room inside for two Naltrexone tablets and the silicone rubber seal is designed to keep the medication fresh.

For more information about the Sinclair Method and Naltrexone, take a look at C Three Foundation's website at www.cthreefoundation.org

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