Comments on: Ambien Dosage: 200 mgs

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Natutures Sleep Formula @ http://www.naturessleepformula.com — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 15:05:29 +0000

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By: Cent

Cent — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 19:22:49 +0000

Í´ve taken 27 pills one night , and am not dead .

By: anonymous

anonymous — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 07:00:36 +0000

When you flush pills, the medicine goes into the waste water, which eventually gets cleaned up and winds up as our water supply. I don’t think meds all fliter out of the water supply. So it’s best to NOT FLUSH your unwanted meds. Some towns or pharmacies have programs in place for medicine disposal. Give it to them to dispose of, please. Do not just throw it away either.

By: Jo

Jo — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 05:02:22 +0000

If you took 20 pills you would be dead now. An overdose would interfere with your heart and stop it. Your dog too. Try L-tryptophan. It is over the counter. Completely safe and best of all it works to help you sleep. I used it for years.

By: Grandma Lois

Grandma Lois — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 19:37:01 +0000

Most of you people frighten me. I just flushed my Ambien down the commode, today. I’ve been taking it for almost a year. When I started taking it, I would not go right to bed. I would walk to my bedroom, bouncing off the walls, running into appliances, etc. Had slurred speech, like every other drunk. My family and I thought it was funny. Here’s mom and grandma, 56 yrs old, drunk. Hilarious. NOT!! The last couple weeks, I have had a room full of people in my bedroom, at night. One lady sits on my bed beside me. My mother and grandmother have both passed on, but I’m not sure who this lady is. I feel a closeness to her, but I can’t make out her face. It has really started to bother me, then I make phone calls to my daughter, in the middle of the night and get her worried. I got on here today and read some of these stories. Oh my. Never again will I take another Ambien. If Advil PM doesn’t do it, too bad. I feel that this is as bad as alcohol. I don’t drink, and I feel that if I continued taking this medication, I would be committing a sin. I do not want to be responsible for terrible things happening to me or an innocent victim. It’s not the drug’s responsibility, or the doctor’s. We are all responsible for what we do. If we’re under the influence, we did it to ourselves. Good luck to you all. There is an answer to our problems. His name is Jesus.