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Strength: 3 mg
FlavorTangerine Oil
Quantity30 gummies
Your provider determines your prescribed dose and quantity. How long your supply lasts depends on your dose and frequency of use.
Why patients choose it
Your provider considers your sleep pattern, health history and current medications before recommending treatment.
An oral formulation with a dose selected by your provider. Follow the directions for your specific prescription.
Tangerine Oil, Blueberry, Green Apple and Raspberry Lemon. Confirm availability and ingredients with the dispensing pharmacy.
Keep track of your sleep and next-day alertness. Contact your provider if sleep worsens or has not improved after 7 to 10 days.
From visit to door
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The details
How Doxepin works and how to take it.
Doxepin acts on histamine receptors involved in wakefulness. Its FDA-approved low-dose tablet form treats insomnia involving difficulty staying asleep. These compounded gummies are a different formulation. They are not FDA-approved, and equivalence to the approved tablets has not been established. Your provider determines whether this formulation is appropriate for you.
1. Follow the exact dose and administration instructions on your pharmacy label. 2. Confirm bedtime timing, timing around meals and the required sleep window with your pharmacist before starting. 3. Do not take extra doses or double a dose you missed. Do not switch strengths or divide gummies unless your pharmacist confirms how to do so. 4. Avoid alcohol. Do not drive or operate machinery after taking doxepin or while you feel impaired the next day. 5. Follow the pharmacy's storage instructions and beyond-use date. Keep gummies out of reach of children and pets.
FAQ
Yes. A licensed provider must evaluate you and determine whether doxepin is appropriate. Completing an intake or requesting treatment does not guarantee a prescription.
No. SILENOR is an FDA-approved doxepin tablet. These gummies are compounded and are not FDA-approved. Do not substitute them for tablets or transfer tablet dosing instructions to your gummy prescription.
You can request the 3 mg or 7 mg by adding it to your cart and following the intake forms. The strengths are not interchangeable, and a higher strength is not automatically a better fit. Do not switch strengths without a new instruction from your provider.
The listed options are Tangerine Oil, Blueberry, Green Apple and Raspberry Lemon. Availability depends on the pharmacy and the prescribed product. Ask for the complete ingredient list if you have allergies or dietary restrictions.
Check with your provider or pharmacist first. Other sleep medicines, sedating antihistamines and alcohol can increase impairment. Include nonprescription products and supplements when sharing your medication list.
Do not drive or do tasks that require full alertness while impaired. Contact your provider if grogginess persists or interferes with your day; do not adjust the dose yourself.
Do not assume that part of a gummy contains a predictable dose. Ask the dispensing pharmacist whether your specific product can be divided and follow your prescribed instructions.
Your provider may recommend behavioral treatment, changes to sleep habits or evaluation for another cause of disrupted sleep. Medication can be one part of your care plan.
Use the storage conditions and beyond-use date on the pharmacy label. Keep them in their labeled container, away from children and pets. These gummies are medication, not candy.
Availability
States where pharmacy licensing and a prescribing provider are available for this medication.
Possible effects include sleepiness, dizziness and nausea. Do not use with an MAOI or within 14 days of MAOI use, or with untreated narrow-angle glaucoma, severe urinary retention, or an allergy to doxepin or its ingredients. Tell your provider about sleep apnea, liver disease, mood changes, pregnancy or breastfeeding. Review all medicines, including cimetidine, sedating antihistamines and other sleep medicines. Stop taking it and contact your provider immediately after sleepwalking, sleep-driving or other activities while not fully awake. Seek emergency help for trouble breathing, facial or throat swelling, or an immediate risk of self-harm. This is not a complete list of risks.
