Prescription Ketamine FAQs

Prescription Ketamine FAQs

Is at-home ketamine therapy an option?


Yes—certain compounded ketamine formulations, such as nasal sprays and sublingual troches, can be prescribed for at-home use with strict medical supervision. Your provider will evaluate whether at-home therapy is appropriate based on your symptoms, safety profile, and treatment history.

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IV ketamine and the FDA-approved nasal spray Spravato (esketamine) must be administered in a clinical setting only.

 

Is compounded ketamine legal?


Yes.

Ketamine is FDA-approved as an anesthetic, and its off-label use for mental health conditions is legal when prescribed by a licensed clinician. Compounded ketamine is created for individual, patient-specific needs, making it a legitimate and widely used treatment option.

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Are there side effects of using prescription ketamine?


Some patients may experience mild and temporary effects such as dizziness, dissociation, or nausea. These typically resolve quickly.


Your care team will closely monitor your response and adjust dosage or delivery methods to ensure the best possible comfort and tolerability.

Curious about side- effects? Visit BlissMistRx.com to set up a free 20 minute evaluation with a licensed doctor. 

 

What forms of compounded ketamine are available?


Common at-home formulations include:

Nasal sprays

Sublingual troches (lozenges)

Rapid-dissolving tablets

Topical creams


We also offer allergen-free, dye-free, and preservative-free options for those with sensitivities. These customizable formats allow your provider to tailor treatment to your goals, comfort, and clinical needs.

 

BlissMistRx.com offers 2 types of prescription ketamine. Learn more on our website. 

 

How long do the effects last?


Results vary. Some patients experience relief for several days to several weeks after a dose, while others may require more frequent maintenance treatments.


Consistency—and combining ketamine with supportive therapies like counseling—often leads to longer-lasting improvements.

 

Learn more about how prescription ketamine could be right for you. BlissMistRx.com offers free telehealth consultations with a licensed provider. 

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