Addiction Recovery Addiction Recovery Medications

This category covers medicines that help people stop smoking or reduce dependence on alcohol or opioids. They work best as part of a plan that includes counselling and support.

Medicines in the Addiction Recovery category

Champix

Varenicline

0.5 · 1mg

Designed to manage nicotine addiction and indicated to support smoking cessation by mitigating cravings and relieving withdrawal discomfort during treatment.

From $2.21 / tablet View

Wellbutrin Sr

Bupropion

150mg

Indicated to address nicotine dependence, intended to mitigate withdrawal symptoms and support cessation efforts.

From $1.12 / tablet View

Zyban

Bupropion

150mg

Designed to support smoking cessation, utilized to relieve nicotine withdrawal and reduce the urge to smoke.

From $1.11 / tablet View

Antabuse

Disulfiram

250 · 500mg

This agent is utilized to support addiction recovery and is indicated to address alcohol consumption by inducing sensitivity.

From $0.62 / tablet View

Bupron Sr

Bupropion

150mg

Designed to aid in smoking cessation and to alleviate nicotine withdrawal symptoms.

From $1.06 / tablet View

Revia

Naltrexone

50mg

Formulated to support abstinence in recovery programs to target cravings for substances.

From $4.45 / tablet View

Wellbutrin

Bupropion

150 · 300mg

Indicated to assist in managing major depression and smoking cessation, this treatment is intended to address imbalances in brain chemicals to support lasting recovery.

From $1.06 / tablet View

Campral

Acamprosate

333mg

Formulated to target alcohol withdrawal symptoms to mitigate the urge to consume alcohol.

From $0.86 / tablet View

Contrave

Bupropion, Naltrexone

8/90mg

Designed to target appetite regulation, this product is utilized to support weight control and alleviate behaviours associated with overeating.

From $2.11 / tablet View

What’s in this category

Conditions it covers

These medicines are used for tobacco dependence, alcohol dependence and opioid dependence.

Addiction Recovery in Asia

Smoking remains widespread across much of Asia, with high rates in Indonesia, China and across Southeast Asia, making stop-smoking support an important regional health priority. Alongside counselling, treatments that ease quitting and manage dependence are increasingly available across the region.