In-Home Ketamine Therapy

Ketamine lozenges are primarily used to treat treatment-resistant depression (TRD), anxiety, and PTSD in individuals who haven't found relief through standard medications. By stimulating neural plasticity, lozenges help "rewire" the brain’s response to stress and low mood, often providing a breakthrough when other therapies have stalled.


While traditional antidepressants can take several weeks to kick in, ketamine lozenges can produce noticeable improvements in mood and mental clarity within 24 to 48 hours. Many patients report a "lifting" of heavy depressive symptoms shortly after their first few sessions.


Yes, when used under the guidance of a medical provider, ketamine lozenges are safe and well-tolerated. Because they are absorbed through the oral mucosa, the onset is more gradual than intravenous or nasal methods. Common side effects—such as mild dissociation, dizziness, or a tingling sensation—are temporary and typically subside shortly after the session. Drip Hydration ensures structured safety protocols and dosing guidance for every patient.


• Esketamine: A single molecule (S-ketamine) typically found in FDA-approved nasal sprays.
• Racemic Ketamine: The form used in lozenges, containing a 50/50 mixture of both R- and S-ketamine molecules.
• Many providers prefer racemic ketamine in lozenge form for its comprehensive action on NMDA receptors, which helps boost brain connectivity and emotional resilience.

You may be a candidate if you struggle with depression, chronic anxiety, or PTSD and have not seen adequate results from at least two prior antidepressant treatments. Drip Hydration’s comprehensive medical evaluation will determine your eligibility and create a customized treatment plan tailored to your needs.