I bought an over the counter anti-histamine in a effort to fight my allergy symptoms. It claimed to be a non-drowsy formula if used “as directed”.<\/p>\n
Great, I thought. The last thing that I need is a medication that makes me sleepy. After all, the prescription meds that I already take make me sleepy.<\/p>\n
Now, when I see something that says “non-drowsy formula” I assume that there is also a formula that does make you drowsy. So, if I take this medication “as directed”, it won’t make me drowsy.<\/p>\n
But wait, one of the possible side effects of this medication is insomnia??!!<\/p>\n
So, let me see if I understand this right. The medication won’t make me sleepy if taken “as directed” but it might keep me awake?<\/p>\n
Well, that stands to reason. If it keeps me awake, it certainly won’t make me sleepy. At least they are truthful in their labeling.<\/p>\n
I wonder if they also make a non-drowsy formula of No-Doze? You know, the kind that if taken “as directed” won’t make you sleepy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I bought an over the counter anti-histamine in a effort to fight my allergy symptoms. It claimed to be a non-drowsy formula if used “as directed”. Great, I thought. The last thing that I need is a medication that makes … Continue reading