Alcohol implant for €700: how the current discount works
Thinking about a proven way to support your recovery without paying full price for it? The current alcohol implant discount takes up to €100 off the procedure, which puts this treatment within reach of more patients travelling from the UK and Ireland.
What is the alcohol implant and how does the procedure work?
An alcohol implant (Disulfiram) involves placing sterile tablets under the skin during a short treatment carried out under local anaesthesia. The whole procedure usually takes around 15-20 minutes and is performed by an experienced doctor in a clinical setting.
Disulfiram interferes with the way the body breaks down alcohol, so drinking triggers an immediate and strongly unpleasant reaction. That response works as both a physical and a mental barrier, which is what makes staying sober easier day to day.
A single implant can support abstinence for up to 8-12 months. It is worth remembering that it is not a cure on its own, and results are best when the implant is one part of a wider recovery plan that includes therapy and behavioural support.
Why this alcohol implant discount is worth considering?
Under the current promotional offer, the standard price of €800 drops by €100, so the treatment now costs €700 and the financial barrier becomes much easier to clear. On top of that, the amount you save will usually cover your return flights, which come to roughly €100, so the offer works particularly well for patients flying in from the UK or Ireland.
If this is the method you have been weighing up, it makes sense to look into the details and secure a date while the alcohol implant discount still applies.
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