Good Night Rx natural sleeping pill & herbal sleep supplement - 60 Capsules, formulated by Ray Sahelian, M.D
Good Night Rx was formulated to be used in the evening, preferably on an empty stomach. The following are some reasons a person may wish to take Good Night Rx:In order to provide natural help for occasional sleepless nights. Good Night Rx can help you relax and provide a deeper sleep than you would otherwise.To reduce stress and frustration from a difficult day at work, or stress due to an emotional matter.Good Night Rx can be taken in the evening to help occasional simple nervous tension or nervousness due to common every day overwork and fatigue. Good night Rx can provide a relaxed feeling to help you calm down and gently soothe away tension, helping you partially or mostly resolve that irritability that ruins your day.Good Night Rx questions:Q. When is the best time to take Good Night Rx? A. Each person is different, but a range of 30 minutes to 4 hours before sleep, most often 1 to 3 hours before sleep is acceptable for many people.Q. Can I take Good Night Rx with a pharmaceutical sleeping pill? A. We discourage the use of Good Night Rx the same night as a drug.Q. Can I take 2 capsules of Good Night Rx at one time? A. Only if you have previously tried one capsule and you feel you needed a higher dose and your doctor approves.Q. Can I take a second capsule of Good Night Rx after I have taken one capsule? A. Some people benefit from taking a second capsule of Good Night Rx 2 or 3 hours after taking the first one. Q. Can I take Good Night Rx during the day if I feel stressed? A. Only if you plan to stay at home and will not be driving or operating heavy machinery for at least 6 to 8 hours.Q. Is alcohol use okay with Good Night Rx? A. One glass of beer or a couple of ounces of wine are fine, but we discourage drinking more than these limited amounts.For daytime alertness and focus, consider Mind Power Rx, a highly popular brain product with a dozen important herbs and nutrients formulated by Ray Sahelian, M.D.