Nytol
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Nytol is an over the counter sleep aid available at just about every drug store. Produced by Glaxo-Smith Kline, Nytol uses the chemical Diphenhydramine Hydrochloride as the main sleep inducing agent. Considered a sedating antihistamine, Nytol has powerful chemicals to induce sleep quickly on the occasional sleepless night.
Prolonged use of Nytol becomes less effective as the body becomes tolerant of the drug. Nytol has a few reported side effects that may affect some users of Nytol. In the end, Nytol is a good sleep aid if you suffer from occasional sleeplessness, but the chemicals, quick tolerance, and lack of long term aid for the millions of people who have a hard time falling asleep keeps Nytol far from being one of the best sleep aids available.
Nytol Facts
- Active Ingredients – Diphenhydramine Hydrochloride.
- Availability – Nytol is available over the counter at convenience stores, gas stations, pharmacies, and grocery stores.
- Directions For Use – Take one caplet (50mg) fifteen minutes before bedtime.
- Side Effects – The manufacturer reports that some of the side effects of Nytol may include dizziness; day time drowsiness; dry mouth, throat, and nose; thickening of mucus in nose or throat; mild nausea.
- Guarantee – None.
Nytol has the ingredients to get the job done for just about anyone that has the occasional sleepless night, or is suffering from jet lag and needs to reset the bodies internal clock to a new sleeping schedule. Nytol is cheap and easy to get and should be in just about everyone’s medicine cabinet.