Best Sleeping Pills to Treat Insomnia

Sleeping pills are soporific or sedative-hypnotic medications that induce drowsiness and aid with sleeping. These medications are used to treat sleeping disorders, such as chronic insomnia (or even rebound insomnia) and sleep apnea, in addition to short-term conditions such as jetlag and temporary sleeplessness. 

Like all other medications, different products help with different sleep problems/sleep disorders. 

At Cabinet, you can find almost every kind of over-the-counter, non-prescription sleeping pills and have them delivered to your doorstep.

If you’re looking for a natural sleep aid – one with fewer side-effects and is suitable for long-term use – get our Sleep Aid - Melatonin pills. In case you’re looking for something that takes care of small pains and aches, and aids with good sleep, our Pain Reliever & Nighttime Sleep Aid can take care of both.

If you want a sleeping medication for the occasional insomnia, the Sleep Aid - Diphenhydramine can help. For a complete package that helps with sleeplessness and jet lag, get our Sleep Aid Kit.

Curious and want to learn more about these sleep medications? Let’s dive deeper into their details.

You can find common over-the-counter sleeping pills in almost every pharmacy. However, here’s why you’d want to get your medication from Cabinet:

Fair Pricing

First and foremost, all products sold under the Cabinet brand are fairly-priced. We have never tried to maximize our profits by overcharging our customers (and we never will).

In fact, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and worsening economic situation, we’ve decided to offer special discounts for those in need. Get in touch and ask us about our “Pay-what-you-can” policy today.

Curated by Professionals

All of our products are carefully-curated by professionals, including highly experienced pharmacists, physicians, and caregivers.

These professionals know their stuff and strive to provide you with the safest products for a good night’s sleep.

Delivered to Your Doorstep

Cabinet will deliver your medicines to your doorstep. This means you no longer have to run to your local drug stores to replenish your stock.

We deliver all over the US, except in the states of Oregon, Kansas, Connecticut, Washington, Florida, and Louisiana.

Completely Transparent

Pharmaceutical companies get a bad rep because they don’t fully-disclose the details of their products, such as their active ingredients, origins, etc.

Cabinet isn’t about to make the same mistakes. All of our medicines come from highly-experienced manufacturers in India.

Furthermore, all medicines come in NFC-enabled packaging. Just scan the Cabinet logo on our bottles with a mobile device to get complete information regarding our products.

Approved by FDA

Last but not least, all of our products are approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), including the facilities where they are manufactured. 

As mentioned earlier, melatonin is a substance that naturally occurs in the human body. 

The purpose of this substance is to regulate the sleep-wake cycles (the regular sleeping pattern where we stay awake during the day and sleep at night). The effects of melatonin get neutralized when we’re exposed to light, signaling our body to stay awake.

When we’re in the dark, our bodies increase the product of melatonin, preparing the body for sleep.

Melatonin, when taken in a controlled dosage, is absolutely safe. Some potential side-effects include:

1. Nausea

2. Dizziness

3. Stomach cramps

4. Drowsiness during the day

5. Headache

6. Short-term episodes of depression

7. Dry mouth

Besides the common side-effects (that not all people experience), there aren’t any other major health-risks associated with this substance.

If you want to sleep better at night, you may have to make some changes to your lifestyle, in addition to taking sleeping pills.

Here are some quick tips that could help you enjoy a good night’s sleep:

1. Stick to a Routine – first of all, you need to start by creating a healthy sleeping schedule, and then sticking to it. This will set your internal sleep clock, helping you fall asleep at night and staying awake during the day.

2. Work Out – doing mild to moderate exercise on a regular basis can help your body relax and release stress, helping you sleep at night. However, make sure you don’t exercise right before your bedtime, as it can affect your sleep cycle and keep you up. A good rule is to exercise at least 3 hours before you go to bed.

3. Create a Comfortable Environment – dim out the lights (since it increases the production of melatonin), bring the temperature to a pleasant number, and make your bed comfortable to create a relaxing environment. Throw in a little lavender oil for more relaxation.

4. Limit Your Intake of Caffeine and Nicotine – quit smoking, avoid drinking coffee/tea a few hours before bed, and don’t eat anything that might include caffeine or nicotine in it.