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Clear Sky Recovery

Also known as: Clear Sky Ibogaine

Cancún, Mexico. Last checked .

Closed
Historical photograph of Clear Sky Recovery's ocean-facing pool terrace in Cancun
Photo from HealingMaps, Clear Sky Recovery listing

Cancún clinic whose intellectual property was acquired by Transcend's founder in 2024. The site is still online, which keeps it in directories.

Facts

Facts about Clear Sky Recovery
CategoryIbogaine clinic, apparently absorbed into Transcend
StatusClosed. Listed as closed. The website still resolves but carries no copyright year and images dated 2014 to 2016; HealingMaps describes 3 "mixed" Google reviews.
LocationsCarretera a Punta Sam 4, Cancún
SettingThe site describes a "modern private hospital".
Medical teamPhysicians on site 24/7, Dr. Alberto Solà named; nurses and psychologists; EKG, blood and liver panels.
Screening before treatmentOpioid patients stabilised on morphine; methadone and buprenorphine patients had to switch to short-acting opioids first.
What is givenIbogaine HCl flood dose; total alkaloid (TA) offered for a second booster.
Who it is forOpioids (heroin, oxycodone, methadone, buprenorphine), stimulants, alcohol, polysubstance.
Protocol and length of stayAt least three doses during a stay; the length in days is not stated.
After the treatmentTherapy, nutraceuticals, boosters, excursions and aftercare planning.
Published priceNot listed.
Licences and accreditations stated"Fully licensed, certified and registered" claimed, with no body or number.
Founded / historyTeam "since the 1990s" (site).

Legal context, Mexico: Ibogaine is unregulated in Mexico: not scheduled and not approved as a medicine. There is no ibogaine-specific licence; some clinics state a general COFEPRIS health-facility licence on their sites. Most programs that serve Americans are here. Programs in Mexico.

Location

ProgramsUnconfirmedUS clinical trialANR (no ibogaine)Closed

People's experiences

Research checked . How we read the accounts.

Historical accounts describe a meaningful experience alongside a demanding recovery period. A Drugs-Forum visitor writing from the center describes emotional relief, then ongoing sleep difficulties. A later PissedConsumer reviewer praises the food, yoga and staff. Recovery.com marks Clear Sky closed, so these stories should not be read as evidence about a current successor program.

Research sources: Read on Drugs-Forum Read on PissedConsumer Read on Recovery.com

The days after treatment

A 2019 visitor's updates describe an initially positive experience and continuing difficulty sleeping. They are one person's successive updates.

Read on Drugs-Forum

Historical hospitality

A reviewer updating their account in July 2025 praises meals, yoga and the doctor during an earlier stay.

Read on PissedConsumer

Read the sources (3 pages)

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Public record

  • Lucid News (Oct 2024) reports that Transcend's founder acquired Clear Sky's intellectual property and that its closure was "unexplained". A claim of "4,800 patients, no fatalities" is unverified.

    Source: Lucid News, Oct 2024

Questions

Where does Clear Sky Recovery treat patients?

The site describes a "modern private hospital".

Who is on the medical team at Clear Sky Recovery?

Physicians on site 24/7, Dr. Alberto Solà named; nurses and psychologists; EKG, blood and liver panels.

What screening does Clear Sky Recovery do before treatment?

Opioid patients stabilised on morphine; methadone and buprenorphine patients had to switch to short-acting opioids first.

How long do you stay at Clear Sky Recovery?

At least three doses during a stay; the length in days is not stated.

What does Clear Sky Recovery cost?

Not listed.

What happens after treatment at Clear Sky Recovery?

Therapy, nutraceuticals, boosters, excursions and aftercare planning.

Is there anything on the public record about Clear Sky Recovery?

Lucid News (Oct 2024) reports that Transcend's founder acquired Clear Sky's intellectual property and that its closure was "unexplained". A claim of "4,800 patients, no fatalities" is unverified.

Sources

  1. clearskyibogaine.com
  2. Lucid News, Oct 2024
  3. HealingMaps listing
  4. Lucid News, Oct 2024

Facts come from the program's website and the sources above, as read on 2026-10-20. Statements about safety, outcomes and patient numbers are the program's own. Represent this program? Send a correction.