Antidepressants as Sleeping Pills

Antidepressants are sometimes prescribed as sleep aids, even for people who don't have depression. Certain types of these medications have sedative effects that may help with insomnia. However, this use is often debated among professionals, and these medications may carry side effects such as grogginess, dry mouth, or difficulty waking. As such, it's important to explore non-pharmacological approaches to improving sleep—starting with the bed itself.

Night Air(R) Smart Zone Beds offer a proactive, drug-free way to improve sleep quality by aligning your body and relieving physical discomfort. If pain, posture issues, or poor circulation are interfering with your rest, adjusting your head, lumbar, and foot zones may help. Many users report deeper, more consistent rest from physical adjustments alone—making them less reliant on medications to fall or stay asleep.

For those who are prescribed antidepressants for dual purposes, a bed that supports long-term comfort can amplify the benefits of therapy while reducing the need for higher doses. The goal is restful, restorative sleep—and Night Air(R) beds make that possible by letting your body rest the way it needs to, night after night.