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Prescription Insomnia & Jet lag
Struggling to fall asleep or stay rested—whether due to chronic insomnia or the upheaval of shifting time zones—can take a serious toll on your health and daily performance. Prescription treatments, from short-term sedatives to targeted melatonin receptor agonists, work under medical supervision to reset your sleep-wake cycle, helping you drift off more easily, stay asleep longer, and recover from travel-induced jet lag.
Click Start Assessment to answer a few quick questions and get personalised guidance on the best prescription plan, timing, and dosage to restore your sleep routine.
How it Works
Getting the right treatment shouldn’t be hard. Just tell us what you need, answer a few quick questions, pick your product and pay, then our pharmacist makes sure it’s safe. If all looks good, we ship the medicine the same day, and we’ll check in to see how you’re doing.
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Pick Your Condition & Answer Questions
Tell us what you need help with (e.g., acne, hay fever) and fill out a short health form so we can tailor your care.2
Choose Your Product & Pay
Review the suggested treatments, pick the one you like, and complete your secure online payment.3
Pharmacist Review & Same-Day Dispatch
Our pharmacist checks your answers and order for safety. Once approved, we ship your medicine the same day.4
Receive Your Medicine & Follow-Up
Get your treatment delivered to your door, and we may check in afterward to see how you’re doing.Frequently Asked Questions
Can I prevent insomnia or jetlag with lifestyle changes?
Yes, you can reduce symptoms by keeping a regular sleep schedule, limiting screen time before bed, and gradually adjusting to new time zones when traveling. Staying hydrated and avoiding caffeine before sleep also helps. For added support, click Start Consultation, choose and pay for your treatment, and complete the health form. Our team will review everything, suggest alternatives if needed, and dispatch your medication once approved.
What happens after I place my order for insomnia or jetlag treatment?
Once you complete the consultation and payment, our admin team reviews your information to ensure the treatment is safe and appropriate. If there’s a better option, a pharmacist will offer alternatives. When approved, your medication is dispatched with no further steps needed. Click Start Consultation to begin your order today.
How do I treat insomnia or jetlag and start a consultation online?
Treatments for insomnia and jetlag often include short-term sleep aids to help reset your sleep cycle. Click Start Consultation to begin, select and pay for your preferred treatment, and answer a few medical questions. Our admin team will assess your details for safety, and a pharmacist will suggest alternatives if your selected medication isn’t suitable. Once approved, your treatment will be promptly dispatched to you.
What causes insomnia and jetlag, and who is most at risk?
Insomnia can be caused by stress, anxiety, caffeine, or disrupted routines, while jetlag results from rapid travel across time zones. People with irregular schedules, frequent flyers, or shift workers are more prone to these conditions. To find the right treatment, click Start Consultation, select and pay for your medication, and complete a brief medical form. Our team reviews every order for safety, and a pharmacist will recommend alternatives if needed. Once approved, your order is on its way.
What are the symptoms of insomnia and jetlag?
Insomnia is a sleep disorder where you have trouble falling or staying asleep, often leaving you tired during the day. Jetlag causes sleep disturbances, fatigue, and poor concentration after crossing time zones. To begin treatment, click Start Consultation, choose and pay for your preferred medication, and complete a short health assessment. Our admin team will review your answers and, if necessary, the pharmacist will suggest a more suitable alternative. Once approved, your medication is dispatched without any further steps.
Reviewed Date
03 June 2025
Published On
03 June 2025
Last Updated
03 June 2025