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Rozerem for Insomnia
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Rozerem (Ramelteon) is the first and only prescription
sleep medication that has shown
no evidence of abuse and dependence. Additionally,
Rozerem is the first prescription insomnia medication with a new
therapeutic mechanism of action in 35 years.
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| Rozerem
8mg |
30
tablets |
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| Rozerem
8mg |
60
tablets |
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| Rozerem
8mg |
90
tablets |
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Shipping
All orders are currently shipped via FedEx Next Day Air. You can track your shipment
online by clicking on the Order Tracking link on this page. Service
is not provided in Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Iowa, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, Ohio, Texas or
Virginia. Orders approved by the Doctors prior to 2pm Eastern Standard
Time Monday through Friday will be received by customers before 3pm the following
business day.
Order Process
You will be required to fill out some basic information about your health. Your
medical questionnaire will be reviewed by a U.S. licensed doctor who will contact
you for a phone consultation if necessary, at no additional charge. If approved,
the prescription will be filled by a US licensed pharmacy and shipped right to
your door. Doctor approval may take up to 24 hours.
Refills
You may select an automatic refill option when ordering. Your next prescription
will automatically ship to your home, within five days of expiration of your
current prescription.
More About Rozerem Sleep Aid Pills
Ramelteon Tablets (marketed as Rozerem)
What Is Rozerem?
Rozerem is a prescription medicine for adults to treat insomnia where the problem is trouble falling asleep.
Rozerem has not been studied in children. It is not known if Rozerem is safe and effective for children.
Who Should Not Take Rozerem?
You should not take Rozerem if you have any of the following conditions:
• are allergic to ramelteon or any of its ingredients
• have severe liver disease
What Are The Risks?
The following are the
major potential risks and side effects of Rozerem therapy.
However, this list is not complete. The following are the major
potential risks and side effects of Rozerem therapy:
• Worsening of insomnia, mental, or
behavior changes. These may happen if your insomnia is
caused by a mental or medical problem. Your healthcare
professional should check you carefully for other health
problems before prescribing Rozerem. Tell your healthcare
professional if you develop:
• worse insomnia
• mental problems including thoughts of
harming yourself
• behavior changes
• Drowsiness. Rozerem may affect
your ability to drive or do other dangerous activities. Do not
do these activities after taking Rozerem. After taking
Rozerem, do only activities needed to get ready for bed.
• Affect reproductive hormones
Rozerem may affect the reproductive hormones by increasing
prolactin and potentially decreasing testosterone levels. This
may cause missed monthly periods, nipple drainage, decreased
sex drive, or problems getting pregnant. Your healthcare
professional may do blood tests to check your hormone levels
if you have any of these symptoms.
• Some common side effects that
may occur with Rozerem include: headache, daytime sleepiness,
dizziness,
tiredness,
nausea,
worsening insomnia,
colds.
What
Should I Tell My Healthcare Professional?
Before
you start taking Rozerem, tell your healthcare professional
if you:
• have or had liver
disease
• have breathing
problems when you sleep (severe sleep apnea) or a lung disease
called severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Rozerem is not recommended if you have these problems.
• are trying to become
pregnant, already pregnant, or are breastfeeding
Can Other
Medicines or Food Affect Rozerem?
Rozerem and certain other medicines can
interact with each other. Tell your healthcare professional
about all the medicines you take including prescription and
non-prescription medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements.
Some medicines may affect how Rozerem works or Rozerem may
affect how your other medicines work. Know the medicines you
take. Keep a list of them with you to show your healthcare
professional.
Especially, tell your healthcare
professional if you take:
• fluvoxamine
• rifampin (Rifadin)
• ketoconazole (Nizoral)
• fluconazole (Diflucan)
Tell your healthcare
provider if you drink alcohol. Alcohol may increase the side
effects with Rozerem.
How
Should I Take Rozerem?
Take Rozerem by mouth
within 30 minutes of going to bed.
Do not take Rozerem with or right after a
high fat meal.
Additional questions?
Your safety is our utmost concern. If you have additional questions
about Rozerem for insomnia, we suggest you contact
your physician or email us at patient-care@myprivatedrugstore.com.
Buy Rozerem Sleep Aid
If you have seen your doctor and feel comfortable ordering
medications online, find your Rozerem dosage and
quantity in the chart above and click on "Buy Rozerem " to
order from our secure server.
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