Supplement × Prescription·contraindicated·Moderate evidence

Levomilnacipran + St. John's Wort

Contraindicated Moderate evidence

St. John's Wort can increase serotonergic activity and can induce drug-metabolizing pathways.

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Pair type
Contraindicated
Evidence
Moderate
Source citations
1
Scope
Supplement × Prescription
Last verified
June 4, 2026
ContraindicatedModerate evidence

What is happening. St. John's Wort can increase serotonergic activity and can induce drug-metabolizing pathways.

Mechanism. Serotonergic activity increases serotonin toxicity risk; CYP3A4 induction may complicate exposure to levomilnacipran and other drugs.

Recommendation. Do not combine St. John's Wort with levomilnacipran.

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If both Levomilnacipran and St. John's Wort are in the same stack, this pair applies −25 to your Stack Score (per scored contraindication row).

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  • 1Allergan USA Inc. FETZIMA US Prescribing Information. 2024.Needs sourceNo link

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