The significant effects of other approved medications such as zopiclone, flurazepam, and secobarbital are clearly evident in these types of studies. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Join us for this provocative and informative program exploring the new class of 'improved' sleeping pills the 'Z drugs' zolpidem/Ambien, zaleplon, and zopiclone. ❋ Sandra K (2008)
I took another zopiclone on the hopes that it was a miracle drug that would get me 6 hours sleep. ❋ Elizabeth McClung (2008)
When I take zopiclone my passport to a half-decent night's sleep, I am unable to remember anything that happens almost from the moment I take it to the point I fall asleep. ❋ Elizabeth McClung (2007)
It calls the Lunesta "a unique chemical entity and different from zopiclone." ❋ Robert Langreth (2006)
In the trial, researchers at the University of Bergen in Norway compared a six-week program of so-called cognitive-behavioral therapy CBT to the sleeping pill zopiclone, a drug that is very similar to Sepracor's Lunesta and was originally sold by Sanofi-Aventis in Europe; a third patient-arm got placebo. ❋ Robert Langreth (2006)
In a practical sense, 3.5mg Intermezzo at 4 hours post dose behaved statistically non-inferior to the placebo, and was statistically superior to 7.5mg zopiclone. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Subjects performed test drives on a placebo, 7.5mg zopiclone as a positive control taken at bedtime 9 hours before driving, on a 3.5mg of Intermezzo taken 3 hours before driving, and then 3.5 mg Intermezzo taken 4 hours before driving. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Doctor Alison Foster told the inquest yesterday that Ms McAuley was being treated for anxiety and stress and for chronic insomnia for which she took zopiclone in higher doses than recommended. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Specialist psychiatrist Professor Peter Ellis was asked by Coroner Ian Smith to research if taking zopiclone in high doses could lead to doing something while being unaware of doing it. ❋ Unknown (2010)
At her inquest this morning Dr Ellis said Ms McAuley was dependent on zopiclone. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Diana Kappatos, a forensic toxicologist, told the court Ms McAuley had not taken any illegal drugs before her death, but had taken a small amount of valium and a higher than recommended dose of zopiclone, a type of sleeping pill. ❋ By KATE NEWTON (2010)
