[Mari]

Hi Friends

Just read this at Wikipedia about Lunesta

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zopiclone

In 2005, the pharmaceutical company Sepracor began marketing the active stereoisomer eszopiclone under the name Lunesta in the United States. This had the consequence of placing what is a generic drug in most of the world under patent control in the United States.

The eszopiclone/zopiclone difference is in the dosage - the strongest eszopiclone dosage contains 3-mg of the therapeutic stereoisomer, whereas, the highest zopiclone dosage (7.5-mg) contains 3.75-mg of the active stereoisomer. The two agents have not been studied via head-to-head clinical trials to determine if any clinical differences exist (e.g., efficacy, side-effects, etc.).

Amazing.
M.

[mymorgy]

that is amazing....also lunesta didn't work for me nor did ambien just as aside
Bobby

[Nathan1097]

I've never tried those, but Trazadone threw me for a loop last night- zonked me right out I couldn't even walk right.

[Nikko]

I tried Ambien did nothing for me. Lunesta my p-doc wouldn't give to me.
I take Trazadone and it works the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nikko

[mrsD]

This is Sepracor's specialty..

more here:
http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-88586059.html

Albuterol>>>>> Xopenex
Claritin >>>>>> Clarinex Clarinex BTW is a dud IMO.

Now isomer Prozac is coming.

[mymorgy]

Trazadone didn't work for me either
Bobby