No Dose Cap — Clinician-Directed Dosing

Is Your Provider Capping Your Dose?

Most ketamine providers enforce hard dose limits — regardless of your clinical needs. Kalm Health doesn't. Our board-certified clinicians prescribe what's right for you, not what a corporate policy dictates.

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Why Dose Matters

If you're on ketamine therapy and it's not working well enough, the dose might be the problem — not you.

Dose Caps Aren't Clinical — They're Corporate

Many providers enforce blanket dose limits to reduce liability, not because higher doses are unsafe. This leaves patients under-treated, thinking ketamine "doesn't work" when the real issue is inadequate dosing.

Response Is Individual

Optimal ketamine dosing varies dramatically between people based on weight, metabolism, tolerance, and condition severity. A one-size-fits-all cap ignores basic pharmacology.

Higher Doses, Real Evidence

Clinical research supports doses well above what most at-home providers allow. IV clinics routinely use higher doses with excellent safety profiles. There's no medical reason to cap sublingual dosing arbitrarily.

You Shouldn't Have to Start Over

Switching providers means new consultations, new wait times, and often starting from scratch. Kalm prescribes the right dose from the beginning — and adjusts as needed without arbitrary ceilings.

Kalm vs. Other Providers

See how our approach compares to the providers that turned you away.

Feature	Other Providers	Kalm Health
Dose limit	Hard cap (often 300-600mg)	No hard cap — clinician-directed
Patients above 1200mg/mo	Turned away	Accepted — with clinical oversight
Dose adjustments	Slow, restricted	Regular, based on your response
Standard plan	$150-300/mo	$124/mo
Higher-dose plan	Not offered	$175/mo (billed $349/2mo)
IV clinic comparison	$400-800/session	$124-175/mo at-home
Clinical oversight	Varies	Board-certified prescribers

Two Plans. No Arbitrary Limits.

Choose the plan that fits your clinical needs. Your prescriber will help determine the right one.

Standard Plan

$124/month

For most patients starting or maintaining ketamine therapy

Sublingual ketamine prescribed to your needs
Board-certified prescriber consultations
Ongoing clinical support and dose adjustments
Free shipping to your door
HSA/FSA accepted

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For Higher-Dose Patients

Enhanced Plan

$175/month

Billed $349 every 2 months. For prescriptions above 1200mg/month.

Everything in Standard
Higher-dose prescriptions (above 1200mg/mo)
More frequent prescriber check-ins
Priority clinical support
Patients other providers turned away — welcome here

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Frequently Asked Questions

What patients switching to Kalm want to know.

"My current provider capped me at 600mg. Can Kalm prescribe higher?"

Yes. We don't enforce arbitrary dose caps. Your Kalm clinician will review your history, current treatment, and clinical needs, then prescribe what's appropriate. Many of our patients come to us after being turned away or capped by other providers. If you need above 1200mg/month, our Enhanced Plan ($175/mo) is designed specifically for you.

"Is higher-dose sublingual ketamine safe?"

When prescribed and monitored by a qualified clinician, yes. Ketamine has a well-established safety profile backed by decades of clinical use. IV clinics routinely administer doses far exceeding what at-home providers prescribe. The key is proper clinical oversight — which Kalm provides through regular check-ins and dose adjustments based on your response.

"Can I transfer from my current provider?"

Absolutely. Complete our free assessment and share your treatment history. Your Kalm clinician will review what you've been prescribed, what's worked, and what hasn't, then create a treatment plan that picks up where your previous provider left off — without making you start over at a low dose.

"Why do other providers cap doses?"

Usually corporate liability policies, not clinical evidence. Large-scale telehealth platforms set blanket rules that are easier to manage but don't account for individual patient needs. It's a business decision, not a medical one. Kalm's model gives clinicians the autonomy to prescribe based on clinical judgment.

"What conditions do you treat?"

Treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, anxiety, OCD, chronic pain, and other conditions where ketamine has shown clinical benefit. If you've tried SSRIs, SNRIs, therapy, or other treatments without adequate relief, ketamine may be a viable option. Our free assessment determines if you're a good candidate.

"How quickly can I start?"

Most patients receive their medication within 5-7 days of completing the assessment. If you're transferring from another provider with existing records, the process can be even faster. No clinic visits required — everything is handled online and shipped to your door.