Insomnia Treatments

During the consultation, you will be asked to provide details about previous insomnia medications you’ve taken, alongside general heath queries such as allergies to medications and other medical diagnoses.

After you have completed the Insomnia consultation, one of our prescribers will carefully review your responses to assess your situation and determine the most appropriate treatment plan. If any additional information is required, we will contact you promptly.

Once your treatment is confirmed, your order will be packaged and shipped to the address specified in our discreet, recyclable packaging using your preferred delivery option.

Yes! You can choose and order your insomnia medication, such as Circadin, after completing the consultation. Your choice will be verified by our prescribers based on your responses during the consultation.

Please be aware that the final decision to prescribe a treatment always rests with the prescriber.

It is important that the information provided during the consultation is accurate. If you need someone else to complete the consultation, they will need access to your relevant medical details to ensure that the information given accurately portrays your specific situation.

The consultation is conducted using an online questionnaire that asks a variety of relevant questions. Your answers to these questions will then determine whether insomnia treatment is right for you, after being reviewed by our prescribers.

You should complete a new Insomnia consultation if your sleep difficulties, medical circumstances, or personal details change. This ensures that our healthcare professionals have the most up-to-date information to assess your situation and adjust your treatment plan accordingly. This ensures that we adhere to the guidelines set by the GPhC and continue to provide appropriate treatment.

There are no other requirements besides completing the Insomnia consultation to purchase your medication. If our prescribers need any additional information, we will be in touch.

For more information, try our free Ask-a-pharmacist service.