Compare Sonata vs. Butisol

• Effective at helping people fall asleep faster.
• Doesn't last as long in the body as some other sleep medicines, so it's okay to take it in the middle of the night as long as you enough time to sleep. (But be sure to discuss it with your doctor first.)

• Not typically used for long-term treatment since it can be habit-forming.
• Doesn't last as long in the body as other sleep medicines, so it's not as good at helping you stay asleep.
• Interacts badly with many other medications.
• Not a good option if you're pregnant or breast-feeding.
• People have sleep-walked, sleep-driven, and sleep-eaten while on Sonata (Zaleplon).
• Might not be safe if you have problems with your liver, kidneys, lungs, or if you have a history of depression.
• It's easy to become reliant on sleep medicines. In the long run, it's better to learn good sleeping habits and behaviors so you can sleep better naturally.

• Insomnia (short-term treatment)

• Pill

Have you used Sonata (Zaleplon)?