Boots Sleepeaze Tablets

Boots offer 2 different packs of sleeping tablets which are formally named "Boots Sleepeaze Tablets". Sleepeaze Sleepeaze are available in either 25mg or 50mg tablets. This review discusses my use of the 50mg tablets. The sleeping tablets are suitable for relief of "temporary sleeplessness" Each tablet contains 50mg of an active ingredient known as "diphenhydramine hydrochloride". This ingredient is part of a sedating antihistamines medicine range. Packaging A blue box containing various bits of information holds a foil backed pack of tablets. An information leaflet is also present with ... more

On occasion I am prone to sleeplessness and sometimes this will come to a head over several days and leave me feeling tired, restless and irritated. In the past I have resorted to using prescribed sleeping pills but when I was out recently and did not want to visit the Doctors I thought I would try something different. I spotted these tablets in Boots and they were available in 25mg and 50mg table form. I thought that I would go with the 50mg as I wanted something that was going to be very effective.These tablets come in a cardboard box and there is a blister pack holding the tablets in place ... more

If I am stressed I have trouble with sleep, either I have trouble dropping off or if I do manage to drop off quickly, then I find I can snap awake during the middle of the night for absolutely no reason at all and it’s just impossible to get back to sleep again. I drive my husband mad as I start to spend ages wriggling around the bed, trying to find a comfortable cool position. Not wishing to resort to prescription drugs, I tried a bit of DIY and bought some of Boot’s own brand ‘sleeping tablets’ called Sleepeaze. Not a very original name, I grant you, but I thought they might be worth a try ... more

I am not a great sleeper, yet if I don’t get a good 7-8 hours sleep, I am like a zombie the next day so it is really important to me that I get a good nights sleep. My problem is that with such a hectic life, I struggle to switch off at night and I am a light sleeper generally anyway so the slightest noise wakes me up and then I struggle to get back off, meaning on average I only get 5 hours sleep maximum. I didn’t feel the need to visit a doctor as I don’t see it as a medical problem so I visited our local Boots chemist and got some ‘off the shelf’ sleeping tablets to see if they would help ... more