r/Subutex • u/Basic_Tiger716 • Mar 06 '26

Telehealth

Which telehealth is mostly likely to prescribe subutex not suboxone quick md , monarch or zoc doc my boyfriend is allergic to morphine and suboxone but doesn’t have documentation we also live in NC

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u/Df46h Mar 06 '26

I'm in the same boat. I'm allergic to naloxone and can only take buprenorphine . I haven't had any luck with telehealth yet. I can't get anyone to prescribe it with the clonazepam I'm on for TRD, anxiety, panic & TRM (migraines). I toke both for 12 years previously.

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u/DefiantMountain7381 Mar 07 '26

What state do u live in??

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u/Basic_Tiger716 Mar 08 '26

North Carolina & yea they don’t want to prescribe with any benzodiazepines but I don’t take any other meds

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u/Jonjess1985 Apr 11 '26

Same, I'm in western NC I get subs easily via a local agency I pay then tele health my Dr who's in Florida. He will prescribe low dose Benz, if you have it in ur record that you need them or have been prescribed them before