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My sweet fiance lives in the UK and he’s having trouble sleeping and he’s sick right now. Do you guys have any over the counter medicines that can help him? Non-herbal please. Thank you so much.
<33–Melissa
Hi Melissa!
Nytol one a night are fantastic but they can make you a bit drowsy so they need to be taken quite early on in the evening if your fiance is going to drive or work machinery next morning. I usually take them round about 7 in the evening as the effects tend to last about twelve hours, and they knock me out completely. I don’t think they are addictive but I would try and stick to perhaps taking them three to four nights in a row until your fiance is in a better sleep pattern and then using them as and when he desperate to sleep.
Hope this helps.
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try Nitol
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Hi Melissa!
Nytol one a night are fantastic but they can make you a bit drowsy so they need to be taken quite early on in the evening if your fiance is going to drive or work machinery next morning. I usually take them round about 7 in the evening as the effects tend to last about twelve hours, and they knock me out completely. I don’t think they are addictive but I would try and stick to perhaps taking them three to four nights in a row until your fiance is in a better sleep pattern and then using them as and when he desperate to sleep.
Hope this helps.
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Nytol works for me, he should try that
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