[zkelvin]

How long have you been taking them? I've heard that an almost universal side effect is terrifying night paralysis on occasion. Have you experienced that yet?

[thelastparadise]

Yeah, this is is true. I've been taking for 3 months now --best consistent sleep of my life, but definitely occasionally the most terrifying sleep paralysis I've ever experienced, or even heard of.

I know it sounds ridiculous, but ~1-2 nights of absolute terror per week is totally worth it compared to how it used to be (getting maybe ~1 good night of sleep every couple weeks.)

[cj]

Is it intended to be used daily or do you get the “only use very sparingly” advice typical of prescription sleep aids?

[currymj]

website marketing materials for Quviviq make a big deal that it should be used daily for best results.

[exmadscientist]

I did not experience night paralysis while using lemborexant.

I can think of a few reasons I might have avoided it, but who knows for sure. I wasn't on it that long (about a year? not going to look it up), I as a general rule do not remember my dreams unless I'm interrupted, the underlying cause of my total insomnia was pharmalogical, I've always had some level of sleep disorder, I've been on every other sort of sleep aid, I used it with melatonin... who really knows.

[gavinray]

I've been prescribed both available Orexin antagonists (Daridorexant and Suvorexant) for insomnia.

They work very well for me and I've noticed no side effects.

I've been taking them about 2-3 years now.

FWIW, I found Dayvigo to work better than Quviviq but they both do the job.