Ambien (Zolpidem)

There are some places where you can be Ambien or Mirtazapine OTC in Portugal. However, is not a good idea to take the medication without consulting a doctor first.

Yes. Apparently there is no interaction between Ambien (zolpidem) and Motrin(ibuprofen).

Can I take Motrin and Ambien at the same time?

Yes, but please don't take the Ambien (zolpidem) any time other than at bedtime. Take the Motrin (ibuprofen) with food or milk. Take both of these only as needed. The Ambien is only approved for short term use. Avoid alcohol with this product.

reference:http://www.bjchelpforyourhealth.org/hfyh_content.aspx?id=5486

Ambien will not calm you down.

No you can't. The prep for a colonoscopy doesnt allow you to have any solids or liquids the night before the exam.

I assume you mean zolpidem (Ambien). The generic version should be on the order of $0.50 per tablet. If your pharmacy wants a LOT more than that, you should check other pharmacies.

There is only one way to come down from a high off from Unintended Ambien. You can come don from it with sleep.

Most companies won't hire you if you take ambien. With that said, be careful!! If a company hires you on and you get in any type of accident, you will be asked what prescription medication you are taking. You could be held liable for any damages caused along with any injuries and/or deaths.

Yes, Ambien (zolpidem) can be detected in a blood test. Typically, it can be identified for a short period after use, usually within a few hours to a couple of days, depending on various factors such as dosage and individual metabolism. Blood tests are often used in medical settings or for legal purposes to assess drug levels in the system.

no

Taking 300 mg of Ambien (zolpidem) is extremely dangerous and far above the recommended dosage. Such an overdose could result in severe sedation, respiratory depression, loss of consciousness, and potentially life-threatening complications. It may also lead to confusion, hallucinations, or other neurological effects. Immediate medical attention would be necessary in the event of an overdose.

Dangerous combination. Talk with the prescriber for information specific to your situation.

Maybe. This combination of drugs may cause additive drowsiness or confusion. Many people may use these drugs together, but a given patient should only do so under the specific instruction of a physician with personal knowledge of the patient's medical history. If advised by a physician to take this combination, do not operate machinery or drive. Use caution to avoid slips and falls.

You blow up :)

I doubt it. It sure can make you feel like you've got alzheimers if you take a lot. LOL

Yes, check out this link.

http://www.tevausa.com/default.aspx?brandName=Ambien%C2%AE%20Tablets&pageId=76