Common Sleepiness, Dizziness, Uncoordinated body movements, Memory impairment, Nervousness, Headache.

Expert advice for Zolmet Tablet
Your doctor has prescribed Zolmet to help you fall asleep faster and sleep for longer. Take Zolmet once while going to bed and do not repeat in the same night. Not for long-term use as it can be habit-forming. Along with taking Zolmet, follow simple tips to establish a sleep routine: Go to sleep and wake up at the same time each day; avoid drinking alcohol, smoking, or consuming coffee/tea four to six hours before going to bed; avoid large meal before bedtime; do not exercise right before going to bed; make sure the bedroom is quiet and dark; avoid daytime nap. Do not abruptly stop the medicine if you have been regularly using it.

Q. Does Zolmet make you high?
Zolmet produces a calming effect on the brain and induces sleep. This calming effect may be perceived as pleasant or feeling high by some individuals. On prolonged use, Zolmet may also make an individual dependent such that they are not be able to sleep or function normally without taking it

Q. Does Zolmet have paracetamol (acetaminophen) or aspirin in it?
No, Zolmet does not have paracetamol (acetaminophen) or aspirin in it

Q. Does Zolmet expire?
Like all medicines, Zolmet has an expiry date, which is printed on the tablet strip or bottle. Zolmet should not be taken beyond this date.

Q. Can I take Zolmet with prednisone?
No drug-drug interactions have been found Zolmet taken with prednisone. However always consult with your doctor before taking these medicines together.

Q. Does Zolmet help with anxiety?
Zolmet is used to treat insomnia, which may help ease anxiety in some patients, although doctors do not prescribe Zolmet for anxiety alone because it does not work in the same manner as other sedatives anti-anxiety drugs