Sleep that stays.
Trouble falling or staying asleep. Non-habit-forming options only. No Ambien, no benzodiazepines.
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For the 3 a.m. ceiling stare.
- Tired all day, wired at night
- Waking at 3 a.m. with a racing mind
- Dreading bedtime
- Relying on a drink or a gummy to knock out
- Weekends spent catching up
The best long-term treatment for insomnia is CBT-I, a structured sleep programme, and we will point you to it. Where medication makes sense, okay. physicians prescribe low-dose trazodone or hydroxyzine: both non-controlled and not habit-forming. We do not prescribe zolpidem, eszopiclone or benzodiazepines.
Check eligibilityThe medication.
Shown for illustration. Prescription only, dispensed by a licensed pharmacy after a physician prescribes.
Week by week.
- Day 1A physician reviews your sleep pattern, medications and health history.
- Week 1Taken 30 to 60 minutes before bed. Expect some morning grogginess at first while the dose is found.
- Weeks 2 to 4Your physician checks in. Sleep habits are reviewed alongside the medication.
- Month 3The aim is sleep you can keep without a pill. Your physician plans the step-down with you.
Loud snoring, gasping at night or falling asleep at the wheel are signs of sleep apnoea, which needs an in-person sleep study, not a tablet. We will tell you.
Physician care, messaging, medication if prescribed, and shipping. Cancel any time.
Check eligibilitySleep, answered.
Do you prescribe Ambien?
No. Zolpidem is a controlled substance. okay. prescribes non-controlled sleep support only.
Is trazodone a sleeping pill?
It is an antidepressant that, at low doses, is widely prescribed off-label for sleep. Your physician will explain why it may or may not suit you.
Can I take it with alcohol?
No. Alcohol worsens sleep quality and adds to drowsiness.
It is okay to ask. Start there.
A few questions, then a licensed physician takes it from here.
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