Since that's what you wanted it for, yes.These include major depressive disorder and anxiety disorders, and less commonly attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and bipolar disorder.[2][3] Other uses include prevention of migraines, treatment of neuropathic pain such as fibromyalgia and postherpetic neuralgia, and less commonly insomnia.
So what do I say i'm taking it for? Insomnia?
If you say "no" to benzo and other narcotics, there are literally like zero options.
And to everyone recommending anti-histamines: the truth is, Mirtazapine/Remerone beats them all when it comes to antihistaminergic effect. And in doses up to 15 mg, it basically works like a pure anti-histamin.
I 600 mg for it to help me sleep, and even without tolerance, 150 mg would have no noticeable effect. 300 mg neither.300mg is a high dose of pregabalin for someone without tolerance. Starting therapeutic dose is 150mg which should be plenty. But the onset is a few hours and you will wake up mashed on pregabalin for the day so not so great functionally at least in my experience.
Promethazine is a pretty potent antihistamine, almost as much as mirtazapine and the like, and has me full on zombified.
I'd say zolpidem is the cleanest solution since it works so quickly and has such a short half-life. You're out in 20 minutes and in the morning you feel normal.
Even zopiclone, although it has a longer half-life, has no real effect in the morning except that weird metal taste in your mouth.
He said no to benzos and I suppose that goes for Z-benzos as well, otherwise obviously Zopiclone/Zolpidem/Zaleplon. But the only thing that seperates them from benzodiazepines, practically, is what you call them (i e the drug class' name).