FINALLY!... A SAFE sleep pill that ACTUALLY works! Daridorexant 😴

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• ME

  @MedMan-rk3bq · 1 year ago · pinned

  Hi guys and thanks for watching. I have a few really good videos coming out over the next few weeks but I'm open to hearing your suggestions on what I should cover?

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• JÓ

  @Jórvíkíngr · 1 year ago

  I’ve been prescribed this - after the first night it’s the first time I’ve been asleep before 2am, and the first time I’ve got into work early (without prompting) for a long time. So far, so good!

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• SY

  @syedgallani5624 · 11 months ago (edited)

  I have been an insomiac all my life, this drug does wonders I cycle between micro dose of mirtazapine and doridorexant and this gives me 7 days of good night sleep which I never ever had in my entire life

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• TH

  @TheWaff2025 · 1 month ago

  I take this. It works! Insurance doesn’t cover it and it’s really expensive, but so is not sleeping.

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• YO

  @youtuber9971 · 1 month ago

  I go to sleep in 5 minutes then continue to wake up every 1-2 hours for the rest of the night.

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• JA

  @jaeshasway · 1 month ago

  I tried it and it caused deep depression and emotional blunting. I had to stop. People have to be careful and learn the mechanics of how sleeping medications work. When you cut off something in the brain, it usually impacts other important things.

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• TA

  @Tabitha_K · 9 months ago

  I’m 60, never been a great sleeper, but ten years ago I developed severe insomnia coinciding with menopause. HRT at varying doses didn’t help. I was assessed by the sleep clinic at my local hospital and was negative for sleep apnoea and RLS. Low dose (3.75 mg Mirtazapine) helped a bit, but this past Summer I stopped sleeping altogether. I felt permanently “wired”. I asked my GP if he’d prescribe Daridorexant and he agreed. It took about a week to work effectively (the first few nights I felt half asleep half awake….) but after 3 months of consistent use it’s changed my life. Very grateful that my GP agrees to continue to prescribe it.

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• MA

  @mavicarbon · 9 months ago

  Why has this Dr not got Millions of subscribers. puts his point across clearly with no BS that you might encounter at your own surgery. Spread the word. 👏

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• TA

  @Talentedtadpole · 1 year ago

  It tends to take a long time - years - after a medication comes into general circulation before we know if there are problems with it. There's usually a push and enthusiasm when something is new.

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• DA

  @darrentillotson3632 · 7 months ago

  Ive just had my 1st tablet last night it’s actually slowed me down so much… going through so much grief as well and trauma… actually looking forward to this new treatment

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• NA

  @NadPad92 · 3 months ago

  I love this medication with my old pills I just got knocked out but daridorexant actually allows my body to calm down and to relax.

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• GA

  @garssympa500 · 9 months ago

  I took a similar drug in Canada, Davigo.  I liked it!  It got me through a very difficult period.  However, on a particular night when my anxiety was through the roof, it didn't work.  But... 9 times out of 10, it worked very well.

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