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Apply this discount offer to get Interest-free instalments with humm at The Sinclair Method.
Get a 12-week guided programme payment plan available for £595 total, or 3 payments of £199.
Redeem this discount offer to get a free 15-Minute Coach Call.
The Sinclair Method UK provides private, medically supervised alcohol treatment for people who want to cut down or stop drinking at their own pace. Its UK service combines a clinical assessment, prescribed Naltrexone where suitable, and practical coaching delivered by phone or video from home.
This guide explains where the main costs sit, which included features can improve value, and how to check for savings before committing. Because treatment suitability is decided by a clinician, the most useful approach is to compare the support included in each programme rather than focusing only on the headline price.
The Sinclair Method currently lists a 12-Week Programme at £595 and a 5-Month Programme at £795. Both include a private GP consultation by phone or video, a prescription for 168 Naltrexone tablets, one-to-one guidance, family support sessions, a progress summary and access to the private TSM community.
The key value difference is the length of support. The 12-week option includes a step-by-step roadmap and coaching for 12 weeks, while the 5-month programme extends the same type of structured support over a longer period. Consider which timeframe is realistic for you before choosing, as paying for support you are unlikely to use may not be the best saving.
A major part of the programme’s value is the support around the prescription. Every programme includes senior coach guidance, one-to-one contact by phone, video and email, plus access to the private TSM community with video lessons and regular coaching Q&A sessions.
The site also states that a coach is live three times every weekday, from Monday to Friday, with no booking required for the live group sessions. Making use of these sessions can help you get more from the support already included, especially if you have a question that does not need a private appointment.
The programme price does not include the medication itself. The Sinclair Method states that Naltrexone is paid for separately through the dispensing pharmacy, with the listed cost shown as £89–£99 per 28 tablets.
That distinction matters when comparing the two programmes or planning a household budget. The programme includes the prescription and clinical oversight, but the pharmacy charge remains an additional cost, so write down both figures before deciding which option is affordable.
The first step is a free, no-obligation 15-minute call with a senior coach. If you decide to continue, a UK-registered doctor reviews your health and medicines before deciding whether Naltrexone treatment is suitable.
The provider lists a Suitability Guarantee: if you are not medically suitable after assessment, it says you can receive a refund minus a small clinical fee or be helped towards alternative support. Read the current terms carefully and ask the team to confirm how the fee applies before making payment.
The Sinclair Method lists payment by card, Klarna and PayPal, alongside a humm option for splitting the programme price into monthly payments. The stated 12-month humm illustrations are £49.58 per month for the 12-week programme and £66.25 per month for the 5-month programme, with finance subject to status, affordability and provider terms.
Instalments can make the cost easier to manage, but they do not reduce the total programme price. Check the final repayment amount, payment dates and any approval conditions before selecting a finance option, and remember that medication is still charged separately.
Use this quick checklist to make sure you are comparing the full service rather than just the programme fee. It is particularly useful because the treatment combines clinical care, coaching and pharmacy costs.
Before booking, you can check The Sinclair Method deals for any current saving listed for this retailer. A voucher should only be treated as valid if its terms clearly apply to the programme or service you intend to purchase.
If a code from Codes.co.uk is available, enter it only at the stage indicated by the offer instructions and confirm that the price changes before completing payment. Do not assume that a code applies to separately charged medication, works with Klarna or PayPal, or can be combined with another saving unless the stated terms confirm it.
The free 15-minute call is a practical way to clarify costs before committing. You can ask what the programme includes, how the clinical assessment works, whether medication is suitable to discuss further, and which payment choices are currently available.
The provider says the call is private and carries no obligation, while onboarding is usually within 48 hours subject to suitability, availability and clinical availability. Using the call to confirm the complete expected cost can prevent surprises later and may be more valuable than chasing an unverified promotion.
For a final check before you book, visit The Sinclair Method vouchers page to see whether a verified saving is available, then compare it with the full programme and medication costs. A clear total and the right level of support will help you make a confident, practical choice.