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Regimented diets, timed lighting, melatonin...How do YOU cope with jet lag? Since 1990, thousands of long-distance travelers have depended successfully on No-Jet-Lag® to help them feel fresh on arrival. It's a surprisingly effective, natural homeopathic product that addresses all the symptoms of jet lag, not just sleeplessness, and it's made a lot of converts since we first began offering it. Each packet contains 32 pleasant-tasting, chewable tablets, sufficient for about 50 hours of flying time (good instructions included). It's safe for all ages (does not react with any other medication), free from any side-effects, and guaranteed to help you cope with jet lag or your money back. Made in New Zealand. (1 oz)

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Flight Attendants Survey on Jet Lag and No-Jet-Lag

From www.nojetlag.com

A survey was carried out in 1994 among New Zealand based flight attendants regularly flying routes to Asia, the United States and Europe, with the assistance of their union - F.A.R.S.A. They were asked how many suffered from jet lag, what symptoms they suffered, and whether No-Jet-Lag was effective in countering them.

A total of 228 flight attendants completed survey forms, giving the following responses:

-Have you suffered from jet lag while travelling on long distance flights?
Answer = 96% said yes, 4% said no.

Specifically have you suffered from
-Tiredness over the first five days after arrival = 90% yes
-Disorientation = 53% yes
-Dehydration = 73% yes
-Lack of energy and motivation = 94% yes
-Swelling of limbs = 32% yes
-Broken sleep after arrival = 93% yes
-Ear, nose, throat problems, colds or flu = 70% yes

How effective was No-Jet-Lag in countering jet lag symptoms for you?
-Very good = 32%
-Good = 43%
-Fair = 23%
-Made no real difference = 2%

Did you find No-Jet-Lag effective in countering tiredness after arrival?
-Yes = 87%
-No = 13%

Note: A US based survey found that 94% of long distance travellers suffered from the effects of jet lag and that 45% considered those symptoms severely bothersome.

(Official Journal of the Aerospace Medical Association)
Do professionals get jet lag?
A commentary on Jet Lag

A survey was carried out among New Zealand-based flight attendants regularly flying international passenger routes to Asia, the United States and Europe, to determine how many suffered from jet lag and what symptoms they experienced. The survey was conducted with a view to identifying the symptoms that might most appropriately be targeted by a preparation designed to alleviate jet lag among flight crew.

The survey was carried out by Miers Laboratories, a New Zealand company which designs and markets homeopathic preparations. The questionnaire also invited respondents to comment on the efficacy of a preparation designed to counter jet lag. (This was not a formal trial; results of an independent controlled trial are currently in preparation for publication.)

Jet lag is widely considered to be a curse of modern jet travel, resulting in loss of working efficiency and holiday enjoyment, often for days after arrival at destination.

A number of studies have shown that over 90% of long distance travelers suffer from the effects of jet lag. A major US study of long distance travelers with United Airlines and British Airways found that 94% suffered jet-lag symptoms, and 45% considered their symptoms severely bothersome (2).

An objective of our survey was to ascertain whether airline personnel, who might be expected to have developed an "immunity" to jet lag and to be aware of practical methods to counter some of its effects, suffered the same symptoms as passengers.

Jet lag is typically characterized by a number of well-known symptoms easily recognized by the sufferer. They include:

-Disruption to circadian rhythms caused by crossing time zones, which can result in broken sleep, with the sufferer waking during the night and then wanting to fall asleep during the day. The number of days this dysrhythmia lasts has been observed to be about equal to the number of time zones crossed. A study by Air New Zealand states that passengers crossing 12 times zones on a 26-hour flight require ten days to re-establish a normal sleep pattern (1).

-Fatigue, lasting for days after arrival. This is often accompanied by a lack of concentration and motivation, especially for any activity that requires effort or skill, such as driving, concentrated reading or business negotiation.

-Disorientation and vagueness. Respondents in our survey mentioned, for example, having to return to their hotel room three times to check if they had left the door locked.

In addition to the above symptoms of jet lag proper, the syndrome is made worse by the physical effects of being confined in an airliner for hours:

-Discomfort of legs and feet due to limbs swelling while flying, which in some cases can prevent travellers wearing their normal shoes for up to 24 hours after arrival.

-Dehydration due to the dry atmosphere aboard airliners, which can cause headaches, dry skin and nasal irritation. This in turn can result in a general feeling of unwellness and make the subject more susceptible to colds or other infections.

The World Health Organization also cites jet lag as an aggravating factor in cases of diarrhoea caused by microbiological contamination of water or food, which it believes affects between 20% and 50% of travellers (3).

Since the biggest single cause of jet lag is crossing time zones, which disrupts the body's circadian rhythms, the syndrome is most severely felt when associated with east-west, west-east or transpolar flights. The effects are made worse by variations in atmospheric pressure each time the aircraft takes off and lands, and also by pre-flight stress, tiredness or hangovers. Other factors that appear to exacerbate jet lag include the dryness of the air supply aboard passenger aircraft, the temptation to consume alcohol and to eat more than necessary during flight, and the lack of body movement, especially in the legs and feet.

In our survey of New Zealand-based flight attendants rostered on inter-continental flights, a questionnaire was sent to all long-haul members of their union, the Flight Attendants and Related Services Association, with an explanation of the purposes for which the research was being carried out. Participation was voluntary, and 228 forms were returned. The union facilitated the survey and encouraged members to participate but did not attempt to influence the responses, which were mailed direct to Miers Laboratories for analysis.

In response to the first question, "Have you suffered from jet lag while traveling on long distance flights?" a high 96% said "yes", a result which is in line with responses in surveys of long-haul passengers. This would tend to indicate that being regularly exposed to and trained to cope with the strains of long-haul air travel does not diminish the likelihood of experiencing jet lag. However, the survey did not attempt to quantify the severity of the symptoms of flight crew as compared with passengers.

Flight attendants were then asked whether they commonly experienced specific symptoms of jet lag during and after long-haul flights. Their responses were as follows:

-Tiredness over the first five days after arrival, 90%.
-Interrupted sleep after arrival, 93%.
-Lack of energy and motivation, 94%.
-Disorientation, 53%.
-Dehydration, 73%.
-Swelling of limbs, 32%.
-Ear, nose, throat problems, colds or flu, 70%.

Circadian dysrhythmia is thus experienced by about the same proportion of flying professionals as of passengers. This appears to contradict the often heard claim that frequent travelers develop an ability to overcome this problem.

Another noteworthy finding was that a very high 73% of flight attendants experienced dehydration. Dehydration in flight can be largely countered by regular drinking of water (as distinct from alcohol, coffee, fruit juice, etc), and it appears the flight attendants had either not been told of this in training or were not following recommended practice.

Also surprising was that 32% of flight attendants experienced swelling of limbs, a symptom generally attributed to passenger immobility during long flights. This may indicate that other factors such as changes in air pressure or dehydration contribute to limb swelling.

In answer to the question "how effective was the homeopathic preparation, No-Jet-Lag in countering jet lag symptoms," 75% of the 55 flight attendants who used No-Jet-Lag said it was either good or very good in countering jet lag symptoms.

REFERENCES
1. Petrie K, Conaglen JV, Thompson L, Chamberlain K. Effect of melatonin on jet lag after long haul flights. British Medical Journal 1989; 298:705-707.
2. The Upjohn Company. Tips for Overcoming Jet Lag (leaflet). Kalamazoo, mi: The Upjohn Co., nd.
3. WHO, Geneva. Safe Food for Travellers: WHO's Recommendations (leaflet). 28 June 1994.

Scientific Test of No-Jet-Lag

From www.nojetlag.com

Background and Executive Summary

Considerable research has been conducted into methods of reducing the effects of jet lag on long haul air travelers, including the use of melatonin, special diets and bright light therapy, but most have adverse side effects and/or are complicated to use. A homeopathic remedy, No-Jet-Lag, was developed to counter jet lag, and informal testing and anecdotal reports indicated a significant reduction in the symptoms.

Hypothesis:
That No-Jet-Lag would reduce the symptoms of jet lag when used for long-haul travel. Methods: Nineteen volunteers with previous inter-continental air travel experience were tested in a double blind, placebo controlled crossover trial on a flight from New Zealand to Europe and return (equivalent to travelling round the world), completing survey forms before departure and after arrival on each leg.

Results:
The subjects taking the remedy showed less fatigue-inertia and had more vigor-activity compared to the subjects taking the placebo.

Conclusion:
The homeopathic group remedy, No-Jet-Lag, can reduce jet lag symptoms after long-haul flights.

Introduction
Jet lag symptoms are a common problem for air travelers after long flights especially when passing through several time zones. They are regarded as a significant factor impairing the post-flight performance of business travelers, sports competitors and general users of long-distance air transport. Jet lag is attributed primarily to the body's need to resynchronize its endogenous circadian rhythm to the night and day cycle of the new environment. Other factors however are also believed to exacerbate the symptoms of jet lag. These include the traveler being tired, stressed, ill or hung-over at the start of the journey; the dryness and sometimes the staleness and lack of air in aircraft passenger cabins; alcohol consumption, which can exacerbate dehydration; restricted physical mobility during the flight; and pressure changes associated with the rapid climb to and descent from cruising altitudes of around 30,000 feet, which are not fully compensated even in pressurized aircraft.

Melatonin has been trialed many times and has been found to be successful in alleviating jet lag (3), but long term side affects are a concern and yet to be established. In some countries including the European Community, Canada and Australia, such concerns have led to the status of melatonin being changed from over-the-counter to prescription only sale. In the USA, melatonin remains freely available. The dosage is complicated, with subjects taking melatonin for several days before the flight and again for several days after the flight is completed. Timing of the dose has been found to be crucial, and incorrect use can result in jet lag being made worse rather than better. One group which started using melatonin after returning home from a nine-day tour of duty reported significantly less jet lag and sleep disturbance during the recovery period than a placebo group, but another group starting melatonin before arrival home made a worse recovery than the placebo group, reporting more jet lag and fatigue symptoms (4). Some reports indicate that users who forgot to take melatonin on the third night after returning home found jet lag symptoms returning the following day.

Bright light therapy is another approach to the problem of jet lag, but as with melatonin, the treatment is complicated. Eastward travel requires exposure to bright light early in the day after arrival and westward travel requires exposure to bright light at the end of the day (5). The light intensity required is 3,000 lux which is available outside in warm climates but not in colder climates or for those who are restricted to other activities (6). A solution to the lack of bright outdoor light is the use of light boxes. These range in price from US$40 to US$400 and usually weigh about 10lbs, making treatment by light boxes both expensive and inconvenient.

Another method is the anti jet lag diet. Like Melatonin this is only for people with lots of time on their hands who can devote several days before and after a trip to looking after themselves. It is complicated and there is little evidence that it works, although it has some passionate devotees.

The impracticalities, complexities and expense of the above treatments suggest the need for other approaches to the problem of jet lag. The homeopathic approach was adopted because of the simplicity and effectiveness of the dosage regimen and the lack of toxic side effects.

Methods
The trial was designed to investigate the effects of No-Jet-Lag during and after a group's flight from Auckland, New Zealand, to Frankfurt, Germany, and return, in such a way that feelings of jet lag and mood could be closely monitored for seven days after each part of the trip.

Subjects completed a Profile of Mood States questionnaire designed to measure six fluctuating affective states, two of which were relevant to jet lag, namely, vigor-activity and fatigue-inertia. They were asked other questions on how anxious and energetic they felt. In addition a self-evaluation questionnaire was used to study issues related to jet lag such as stress, nervousness, confusion, calmness and self confidence. These questionnaires were filled in two hours prior to departure, and again the day after arrival at both Frankfurt and Auckland, and finally seven days after arrival at both destinations. Subjects were also encouraged to make any comments they thought might be useful to the outcome of the trial.

All participants were seasoned travelers with experience of long inter-continental flights through at least five time zones, and were in good health. The group consisted of proficient skiers who had previously traveled from New Zealand to North American and European ski fields, and this was their annual trip to Europe to ski and buy equipment. Having a level of fitness higher than that of average travelers, they were possibly able to resist the effects of jet lag better than most.

The subjects flew from Auckland to Frankfurt in an eastward direction through 12 time zones on a 23-hour flight, returning on a similar flight of 25 hours westwards 16 days later. The subjects were randomly assigned in a double blind procedure to receive No-Jet-Lag or the placebo on the outward flight and the other substance on the return journey. Each subject received one bottle of tablets in Auckland and the other bottle before departure in Frankfurt for the return journey. Each bottle was labeled with either a "M" or "F" for gender identification and a three digit code. These same codes were placed on each sheet of the questionnaire. The subjects chewed one tablet on takeoff, one tablet every three hours while flying and one tablet after landing.

No-Jet-Lag is manufactured according to guidelines of the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States of America (HPUS), under GMP conditions.

Statistics
The POMS, a profile of moods states questionnaire designed to measure six fluctuating affective states, was used in the trial. Two of the POMS scales are considered relevant to jet lag, namely vigor-activity and fatigue-inertia (7). Individual scale items were summed using standard procedures, and the data were analyzed with the statistical package for the social sciences, SPSS (8), with one-way analyses of variance and t tests.

Results
The data showed mean fatigue inertia scores (Fig. 1) were consistently higher in subjects taking placebos than in subjects taking the remedy (9.47 vs 5.63; p = 0.026). The mean vigor activity (Fig. 2) was also lower in subjects taking the placebo than in subjects taking the remedy (18.11 vs 21.16; p = 0.072). For all of the other states measured the p value was greater than 0.05.

No-Jet-Lag reduces fatigue/tiredness and increases energy/vigor compared with taking a placebo or not using any treatment when flying long distances.
Analysis of the survey forms completed after each leg showed subjects taking No-Jet-Lag experienced less jet lag and took less time to recover from their shift across 12 time zones.

Those taking No-Jet-Lag slept without interruption on the first night after arrival and woke up the next morning refreshed and feeling quite normal, whereas those who took the placebo did not sleep well, woke up at strange times in the night and had difficulty getting back to sleep and woke up the next morning feeling jet lagged. The difference was also borne out by their skiing performance after arrival. Those who had taken the remedy reported skiing well, while those who had taken the placebo were still tired and skied poorly the first day and even during later sessions on the slopes. When asked if they knew whether they had taken the remedy or the placebo, they said that at the time of arrival in Germany the whole party all felt very tired but most were already fairly sure which treatment they had taken. By the next day when they had been skiing it was increasingly obvious which treatment they had taken. The consensus view by those taking No-Jet-Lag was that they were skiing as well as they would have on a local ski field at home, apart from slight tiredness. Those skiers who took the placebo took several days to return to their usual skiing ability.

After the trial was completed, subjects were asked if they thought No-Jet-Lag was effective in treating jet lag. Of the 19 who completed the trial, 14 (74%) said it was effective, five said they were not sure, and none said it was not effective. Those who were not sure said they thought that No-Jet-Lag had helped, but were not certain it was completely effective in treating jet lag. Overall those who used No-Jet-Lag said they skied to their usual level and felt normal, while those taking the placebo said their skiing ability had dropped and they felt jet lagged. On the outward journey, of the 19 taking part 13 (68%) correctly guessed whether they had taken the placebo or No-Jet-Lag. Of the others, three did not know and three incorrectly assigned themselves to the wrong group.
On the return journey, two were incorrect, three did not know and 14 (74%) correctly guessed. By comparison, a trial of Melatonin (2) involving 17 travelers showed that on the outward leg nine did not know, six guessed incorrectly and five guessed correctly, while on the return leg five did not know, six were incorrect and nine were correct. Subjects in the No-Jet-Lag trial were asked to comment on any side effects or difficulties in taking either the placebo or the remedy. No difficulties or side effects were reported. This result was as expected, as there are no reported side effects of the ingredients in either the placebo or No-Jet-Lag.

The tour leader reported that in conversation with subjects at the time of completion of the last questionnaire, several commented that they had noticed when using No-Jet-Lag that they experienced less swelling of lower limbs, found it easier to sleep in flight and a lack of disrupted sleep in the days after arrival. These effects were not specifically tested for in the trial and warrant further tests.

The results of this study support the use of No-Jet-Lag as a remedy for jet lag symptoms on long haul flights. These results were consistent with those from informal testing of No-Jet-Lag carried out since 1988, including a survey of 55 flight attendants on routes between New Zealand and Asia, North America and Europe, which showed 75% considered the remedy effective (1).

The lack of any adverse side effects in subjects taking No-Jet-Lag suggests it is well tolerated at the dose used. Further trials are suggested to specifically test individual factors that may or may not contribute to jet lag, for example the amount of water and alcohol drunk (as dehydration is suspected of being a factor in jet lag). In such further trials the amount of non alcoholic and alcoholic fluids should be carefully monitored and possibly controlled to remove this factor. It is possible that the results in our trial might have been different had we used subjects with only an average level of fitness rather than the higher level possessed by those doing the trial, although we have no reason to believe this would be so.

Author:

Professor K. Kumar Ph.D.
Professor of Biopharmaceutics/Pharmacokinetics
Howard University, College of Pharmacy
Washington D.C. 20059
United States of America

References:

1. Miers Laboratories, Do flight professionals get jet lag? Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine. Page 810, Number 8, Volume 69, August 1998.
2. Recht LD; Lew RA; Schwartz. A letter, Baseball teams beaten by jet lag. Nature, 377 (6550): 583 1995 Oct 19.
3. Petrie K, Conaglen JV, Thompson L, Chamberlain K. Effect of melatonin on jet lag after long haul flights. Br Med J 1989; 298, 705-707.
4. Petrie K, Dawson AG, Thompson L, Brook R. A double-blind trial of melatonin as a treatment for jet lag in international cabin crew. Biol Psychiatry 1993; 33:526-530.
5. Daan S, Lewy AJ. Scheduled exposure to daylight; a potential strategy to reduce jet lag following transmeridian flight. Psychopharmacol Bull 1984; 20:566-568.
6. Wever RA. Light effects on human circadian rhythms: A review of Andechs studies. J. Biol Rhythms 1989;4:161-185.
7. McNair DM, Lorr M, Droppleman LF, Edits manual for the profile of mood states. San Diego: EDITS, 1981.
8. SPSS Incorporated. Users guide to statistical package for the social sciences - X. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1983.

Tech Specs

No-Jet-Lag is available in 32-tablet strip packet and is manufactured in accordance with WHO good manufacturing practice with 6-monthly audits by a regulatory government department.

No-Jet-Lag is manufactured according to the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States, (HPUS).

No-Jet-Lag is listed with the FDA for over the counter sales in the United States of America. The National Drug Code for No-Jet-Lag is 059672-0130-4 and barcode is 750980001305.

Each 340mg tablet contains five homeopathic remedies effective in countering the effects of jet lag. Each pack contains enough tablets for an average round-the-world itinerary. (50 hours of flying)

Indications

Jet lag is a complex condition which occurs when flying long distances. The main, but not the only cause, is crossing time zones, which causes circadian dysrhythmia. Other causes are dehydration and problems from pressurized cabins (pressure equivalent to 8,000 feet), lack of fresh air, lack of exercise and loss of quality sleep.

Dosage

One tablet of No-Jet-Lag should be taken at the time of each take-off, another every two hours in flight, and another after each landing (including at intermediate stops). During long flights, the two-hour intervals may be extended if the user is sleeping.

Warnings and precautions

No-Jet-Lag can be used by travellers of all ages. If a user already suffers from a major medical problem, normal caution should be exercised in flying on long journeys. If after arrival the symptoms of jet lag continue, professional help should be sought. No-Jet-Lag does not counter the effects of existing medical disorders when travelling by air, or the effects of alcohol or general exhaustion.

Flying while Pregnant

If possible flying while pregnant should be avoided. Pregnancy creates extra fluid and changes to this extra fluid while flying can make the pregnant traveler uncomfortable. Reports from pregnant travelers suggest these changes can be so severe they think something major is wrong and sometimes it is. Because of the very small concentration of ingredients in No-Jet-Lag it is safe to use while pregnant when flying internationally.

Dosage for Children

Children under three years do not suffer from jet lag, but they need plenty of fluid frequently to reduce dehydration. Irritability is one of the leading symptoms of jet lag and for children aged between 4-12 years one tablet every four hours is suitable. (Compared with the adult dose of one tablet every two hours.)

Interactions

No-Jet-Lag may be taken with any other medication. Like other homeopathic remedies, No-Jet-Lag is most effective when taken separately from food and drink, but has been specially formulated so that it may if necessary be taken in association with food and/or drink, i.e. coffee.

Adverse Effects

With the minute doses involved there is little possibility of adverse effects. There has never been any recorded adverse effect from homeopathic remedies above 12C. All remedies used in No-Jet-Lag are 30C, well above the 12C limit.

Overdosage

Should a client take more No-Jet-Lag than recommended, no harmful side effects should be expected, owing to the minute dilutions of active ingredients employed in homeopathic preparations.

X-Rays, coffee, mint and homeopathic products

Some poorly manufactured homeopathic products are harmed by exposure to x-rays, coffee or aromatic products like mint. No-Jet-Lag does not fit into this category. It has been robustly manufactured to ensure that it is effective when exposed to either x-rays or coffee or mint. This was proven during the scientific trial which showed No-Jet-Lag effective in combating jet lag. No-Jet-Lag was exposed to x-rays during the trip and the trialists drank coffee while flying during the trial.

Active Ingredients

The five homeopathic remedies listed below are the active ingredients in No-Jet-Lag.

Arnica, extracted from Arnica Montana (leopard's bane). In No-Jet-Lag Arnica is used to alleviate injuries, strains, tension, over-exertion, mental strain and shock, sleeplessness and restlessness when over-tired.

Proper Name: Arnica Montana (Asteraceae/Compositae)
Common Names: Leopard's bane, Wolf's Bane, Mountain tobacco and Sneezewort.
Source: Grows in the mountains of Europe and Siberia.
Parts used: Whole plant when in flower.

What Arnica is used for:

According to, "The Complete Guide to Homeopathy" by Lockie and Geddes, Arnica is
1. An excellent first aid remedy, for phyical and emotional shock and injuries.
2. Given internally it promotes healing of damaged tissues and helps control bleeding.
3. Good remedy for joint and muscle problems from either injuries or excessive exercise.

A legend goes that mountain climbers used to chew the fresh plant to relieve sore, aching muscles and brusies from falls. Well they may have but according to the book "Herbal Medicines," by Newall, Anderson and Phillipson, Arnica should not be taken internally except in suitable homeopathic dilutions! In No-Jet-Lag Arnica is in a suitable homeopathic dilution.

Bellis Perennis, extracted from the common daisy.
- Used to alleviate muscular soreness,
- venous congestion, due to mechanical causes (eg sitting without frequent exercise),
- problems from waking mid-sleep and sleep interruptions.

Proper Name: Bellis Perennis.
Common Names: European Daisy, Bruisewort.
Source: Grows throughout Europe and in eastern parts of the US.
Parts used: Fresh plant in flower.

Chamomilla, extracted from German chamomile.
- Used to alleviate emotional and mental stress,
- sleeplessness,
- impatience,
- intolerance and disorientation.

Proper Name: Matricaria Recutita (Asteraceae/Compositae)
Common Names: German or Hungarian chamomile, rauschert.
Source: Grows in Europe and the US.
Parts used: Juice expressed from the whole, fresh plant in flower.

Ipecacuanha, extracted from the root of ipecac (a South American shrub).
- Used to alleviate dehydration,
- irritability in chest and stomach,
- nausea.

Proper Name: Cephaelis ipecacuanha
Common Names: Ipecacuanha.
Source: Grows in the tropical rain forest of south and central america.
Parts used: Dried root.

Lycopodium, extracted from club moss.
- Used to alleviate anxiety,
- anticipatory fears,
- apprehension,
- over-sensitivity,
- inability to adapt to new surroundings.

Proper Name: Lycopodium clavatum
Common Names: Wolfsclaw, club moss, running pine, stag's horn moss.
Source: Native to mountains and forests in the northern hemisphere.
Parts used: Spores and pollen dust.

Inactive Ingredients

The three substances listed below are the inactive ingredients in No-Jet-Lag.

Sorbitol, is a tabletting agent. GRAS, generally recognised as safe. Used in every day items like biscuits and jams and especially diabetic jams. Tastes like sugar.

Magnesium stearate - E470b - is a separating agent. GRAS, generally recognised as safe. Used frequently in tablets. No distinctive taste.
The source of the Magnesium Stearate is vegetable, not animal

Sterilized talc - E553b - is a lubricating agent. GRAS, generally recognised as safe. Used frequently in tablets. No distinctive taste.

No-Jet-Lag does not contain any of the following substances:
Yeasts
Sucrose
Starch
Lactose
Salt
Wheat
Gluten
Artificial colourings
Artificial flavourings
Preservatives
Dairy Products
Animal products
Fish or fish bi-products
Any ingredient known to cause allergies
Melatonin or any other hormone

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Jet lag pills
By Anonymous, IL in October, 2012: OMG! They REALLY work!!! I went to Spain & back & felt NORMAL there & when I came back to USA! I will NEVER travel without it again! :)
Retired
By Jan H., Lodi, WI in October, 2012: I don't travel to Europe often, but have used No-Jet-Lag the last 6-8 trips. I suffered from jet lag, even in my younger years. Jet lag is no longer a problem (even in my 50s) if I take the pills. It's been wonderful and I would highly recommend the produ
No Jet Lag Works great
By John S., Kerrville, TX in October, 2012: We first used NoJetLag on a trip from Texas to New Zealand. Eight people made the trip, everyone used NoJetLag, and we all arrived bright and awake for our first vacation day. Since then, we've used NoJetLag for trips to Europe, Singapore etc. Works great.
Jet lag
By Tena E., Baltimore, MD in August, 2012: My husband and I travelled to China this past fall and used No Jet Lag for the first time. it really did help us make the transition from the States to China. I would highly recommend them. We just re-ordered them because we are heading to Africa in the fall. I also use them for travel from the East Coast to the West Coast.
It works!!
By Judith K., Great Falls, VA in July, 2012: I don't know how but it works! I take this every time we travel to Europe (at least twice a year) and back. Has made me a much more pleasant person on arrival!
Sceptical...but it seems to work well
By N. W., Monterey, IT in June, 2012: I travel middle Asia to California every 6 weeks (30 hours door to door) on work. Rather sceptically I tried these over 6 trips. I find no adverse effects and I find that I land in either location able to 'hit the ground running' ie I am able to do a full day's work (8 hours) with good focus (not 101% but 80%) without artificial stimulants or other jet lag medication. I am tired (if you nap in between you tend to fall into slumber quickly and waking up makes one naturally groggy and abit disorientated, not exceptionally) but the debilitating aspects of jet lag are not there, quite clearly. You have to remember to take these roughly every 2-3 hours (no big deal) and they are pleasant to chew and small. I would not like to travel without them.
Relatively worthless.
By Sharon B., Plano, TX in May, 2012: This product did not help at all.
Buy TicTac's they'd work just as well and are cheaper
By Ed R., Berkeley, CA in February, 2012: Don't waste your time or money on this product. It is essentially nothing more than a placebo. The stats listed in product description are consistent with that. When you look at the active ingredients they are diluted to the point of absurdity (a 30C dilution in homeopathy means that the dilution is less than one molecule of the active ingredient in a volume greater than that of all the Earth's oceans combined). The product is safe - there's nothing but inert ingredients, but it cannot be effective. It is nothing but a placebo. Magellan should seriously consider dropping this product.
Lots-Jet-Lag
By Maria H., El Paso, TX in December, 2011: I was excited to see this product offered and was eager to try it since I usually suffer severe jet lag upon returning from an overseas trip. Imagine my distress when the product totally failed me. This last jet-lag episode was the worst I've yet to experience (Iwas bedridden for a full 4 days), and I was quite diligent in following the instructions for all 3 trip segments. I had had such high hopes that this product would work that I had ordered 2 packets. I am so very disappointed as this is the first product I've ever ordered from Magellan's that has flopped. Magellan's is known for it's quality products.
It works!
By Anita G., Corvallis, OR in October, 2011: I was quite skeptical about this product, but I suffer badly from jet-lag so I thought it was worth a try. My son and I took it on a trip to Europe last summer and to my amazement it worked perfectly -- I slept well from the start and did not have that groggy feeling I usually get. I will always use it from now on.
It Works.
By Debbie N., Dublin, GA in October, 2011: I bought this product to try on an overnight flight to Copenhagen (including a 4-hour lay-over in London). I took the product as prescribed and it seemed to work. Although I do not sleep well on planes and I was sleepy during the lay-over, I did not feel the full effects of jet lag that I have previously. Upon arrival in Copenhagen at 5 p.m. local time, I felt well enough to enjoy dinner; then went to bed at an appropriate hour, and awoke without difficulty the next morning. I will use this product on long flights in the future.
Don't travel without it
By Marie M., Honolulu, HI in July, 2011: My husband was a skeptic when I told him about the product and it is the first thing he asks when we travel, "Do you have the No Jet Lag in the carry on?"
IT WORKS! Arrive at your destination ready to go.
By R W., Honolulu, HI in June, 2011: I have used this product three times now, and my spouse and I agree - when used according to directions this really works. We have endured long trips of 21 hours each way, with two to three flight segments each time. With a time difference of 6 hours, we fit right in the minute we reached our hotel - we had energy to walk down the street to find a really good restaurant for dinner, stay up a bit after and then wake up refreshed the next morning & raring to go! Also worked well when attending a business seminar, having to eat breakfast with the group at 6:30 am (12:30 am my home time!). Gave this as a gift to relatives going to Vegas - they arrived and stayed up the first night until 3 am seeing the sights, and had plenty of energy for the rest of their trip ... they couldn't say enough good things about No Jet Lag and how fantastically it worked! Being a natural product, we all felt good about it. One word of caution though, don't slack off on the schedule of taking it on your return flight(s) home. I did this once and came home feeling wiped out. All the other times, I carefully took it on time according to directions and upon arriving home promptly emptied my suitcase and put everything in the washer and dryer that afternoon/evening - very unusual for me.
Fantastic!!!
By Kathryn S., New Haven, MO in May, 2011: After suffering major weeks-long jet lag after several international trips, I decided to take this product. I used it as directed on flights to and from Italy just this month. And, true to the claim, I had NO-JET-LAG!!!! -- when I arrived in Italy and when I returned home. I recommend this product enthusiastically!!!!!
No-Jet-Lag
By Mary N., Eden Prairie, MN in May, 2011: This is my third order for this product. It has proven successful on flights for a Norwegian cruise; Mediterranean cruise and will next use for my flight to Budapest for a river cruise.
Really works!
By Andrea E., Pittsburgh, PA in May, 2011: My husband and I have used this before, but I was a little worried about how it would work on a flight to Australia from Pittsburgh (14 hours) and back from New Zealand (16 hours). We got to Australia feeling a little tired, but definitely good enough to stay up for the entire day and fresh and ready to go the next morning. We were also in good shape within a day of returning from New Zealand. This has made that very long trip something that I would do again without hesitation. We saw this on sale in pharmacies in New Zealand.
A Miracle
By Lydia G., Cambridge, MA in May, 2011: I have traveled several times across time zones on 8-11 hour flights at different ages from my 20s through my 50s. I always wasted about 2 days of my vacation to the miseries of jet lag. On my last trip to Italy I used the NO-JET-LAG. We arrived in Venice early in the day and was instantly enthralled at my first look at the canals- the colors, the architecture, etc.It was a wonderful day and I that night I slept wonderfully. It took about 3 days for me to realize that I hadn't experienced a bit of jet lag! Our vacation was only for 2 weeks but it seemed so much longer because I arrived full of energy!We will soon be leaving for France and I am overjoyed with the knowledge that I will feel fantastic from the moment I land.By the way, because I take several medications I had my doctor look at the ingredients and she confirmed that it would be harmless for me. Now, everyone is different so if you do take regular medicines absolutely check with your doctor.
Worked for Me!
By Patti S., Santa Barbara, CA in March, 2011: I'm not sure how this stuff works - but it sure does work! I recently went to Finland. I had no jet lag symptoms going or returning home. I don't really sleep on the plane... just kind of doze a bit. The pills don't make you tired... nor do they make you feel "wired." As I say, I'm not sure how they work - but I know I got home after a long international flight, went to bed at a normal time, slept well, and was at work the next day fully functioning. I recommend them!
Works for me!
By Lisa J., Marysville, WA in February, 2011: I followed the directions and used this product on a recent trip to Jordan/Israel. It worked great for me!
Great product - repeat order
By linda i., CT in December, 2010: I first used this product on a flight to Japan from CT and was leery that it would actually work. However, I found that after a 20 hour flight, I had no jet lag and was able to thoroughly enjoy the trip! I recommend this product highly and am ordering more for all future trips.
No Joke - they work
By Susan R., Louisville, KY in December, 2010: No-Jet-Lag tablets worked like a charm. After an overnight flight, I had no problems with jet-lag. They deliver exactly what they promised - I arrived in South Africa ready to go on safari.
Doing a jig after No-Jet-Lag
By Marnette S., Toronto, OH in November, 2010: I've flown to Italy twice this year. I was apprehensive about taking NJL despite positive reviews. I was ready to sightsee after landing in Rome on both trips; whereas, my roommate stayed behind to nap. After a 9 hour +flight and despite a 4 hour layover at JFK for my fnal segment, I woke up the next day refreshed and put in a whole day of normal activity. I will not fly internationally without it. Great product; simple to take and pleasant tasting.
Jet Lag helps with time zone changes
By Jan O., CA in November, 2010: I've used the product ever since it came out. Any time I have 3 or more time zone changes I use it. I think it helps with the transition & I feel less tired.
No Jet-Lag
By Fran N., MA in October, 2010: No-Jet-Lag works well for me. I used it on transcontinental flights recently. It was a very long day. Flying time was approximately 9 hours. I was less tired than I usually am on a 5-hour flight. This was my first experience with No-Jet-Lag. I'll use it often. It's a wonderful product.
Jet Lag works
By Ellen F., Apple Valley, CA in October, 2010: Used this on my trip over to Ireland and back home. Although, I didn't sleep on the plane, I seemed o.k. In the past, I always found that it took me 3 - 5 days to recover.
It worked for me
By Terry L., Cypress, TX in October, 2010: Went to Italy and converted to new time change in one day without a nap!
Italy was enjoyable due to this product
By Cathyanne N., Coeur d'Alene, ID in October, 2010: This product allowed me to adapt to Italian time and travel with no jet-lag whatsoever. Also allowed me to readily adjust when I returned home. I use and eat all organic and natural products, so buy this with confidence and no fear!
Made my trip
By Judith S., Miami, FL in October, 2010: Worked like a dream, no jet lag after a 9 hour plane ride
It Works!
By Cris W., Houston, TX in October, 2010: I purchased these tablets for a trip to Europe. I took them as the directions suggested, and they really seemd to work. I didn't feel as tired and sort of disoriented on the day of my arrival as I usually do. They're definitely worth using on a long flight.
What a Lifesaver!
By Nancy M., Cape Girardeau, MO in September, 2010: I ordered this product from Magellan's and thought I would give it a try for my trip to Italy. I followed the directions both ways and it is amazing...I always have jet lag terribly on the way back home to the US and when I returned, I felt pretty good. I went to bed early and got up at a usual hour and I feel great! I have no doubt that taking No Jet-Lag every two hours helped so much. I don't know how this product works, but as a jet-lag sufferer, it has made traveling much better for me!
Great product
By Leslie V., Valparaiso, IN in July, 2010: Used No-jet-lag on long trip from USA to India. It worked!! Felt great, and fully functional in India. I do not understand how it works, but thank you No-Jet-Lag - I will use this product again!
really no fet lag
By Josephine S., CA in July, 2010: I have taken these pills every time I travel far, and I have always been pleased with the results - no jet lag at all. I am able to sleep and eat in the new time zone easily, especially when coming home.
Seemed to help!
By Eileen I., WI in July, 2010: We used this on our way to Europe July 2010 and returning. Although we were tired the 2nd day, we never had that overwhelming "hit the wall" tired that people talked about. We took it every two hours during the flight as indicated. I think it helped. I don't have a way to compare, as it was my first European flight, but we definitely kept our energy up our first days in France.
We think it works!
By Helen K., Annapolis, MD in July, 2010: No-Jet-Lag seems to live up to its name. We've taken 3 long trips - Guatamala, Switzerland, Australia - and we both agreed we seemed to have fewer jet lag issues than on longer trips when we didn't use this product. I'm not a real believer in this type of thing so I keep trying to come up with other reasons why my head isn't so fuzzy and I feel more refreshed. However, after 2 trips we both feel it's had a positive effect to the point that we recently bought a new package to use for Australia.
No Jet Lag really works!
By Kathy L., Denver, CO in July, 2010: I travel a lot for work and jet lag has been a big problem for me. So I decided to try No Jet Lag on my latest trip to Singapore. I can honestly say that I virtually had NO JET LAG! I couldn't believe it. I've already recommended it to my co-workers.
NO jet lag symptoms
By Melissa H., VA in July, 2010: Don't know if it was the pills or my excitment, but I took the pills as instructed and experience absolutely NO jet lag symptoms on my trip to Europe. Others on my tour were sleeping every chance they got (and missing so many sights), but I was bright-eyed and ready to go every day. I will definitely be ordering more for an Australian adventure in my future!
No-Jet-Lag
By Rob W., CA in July, 2010: I used No-Jet-Lag on four transatlantic flights & it cuts the jetlag in half at least. No where as a zoombie as I was before.
Significant help
By Sharon W., MI in June, 2010: This product really did reduce my jet lag. I went to Italy on a 9-hour flight, and although I was tired after a 4-hour drive to our final destination, I can't say that I ever felt that "what day is it" exhaustion that usually comes with a similar trip. The pills worked well on the way home, too.
Love It
By Patricia U., Clarkston, WA in June, 2010: I first tried No Jet Lag when visiting New Zealand in 1995. I was so excited to find it afterward at Magellan's. I have since recommended it to many people, all of whom have given positive responses.
never leave home without it
By bryan b., chadds ford, PA in June, 2010: I do quite a bit of long distance travel (Australia multiple times, Europe, China, and so on) and jet lag has been a serious problem at times, even ruining several days of a trip. A friend from New Zealand recommended this herbal cure, I found it at Magellan's, and have made it a permanent part of my travel kit. It really does work! The best part is that it is herbal and doesn't have the potential side effects of many prescription medications for jet lag. Great buy!
No-Jet Lag
By Kathleen M., Laurel, MD in May, 2010: This "stuff" really works !!!!!
No Jet Lag
By Steven M., Lake Spivey, GA in May, 2010: My wife and I flew from Atlanta to Arusha via NYC, Dubai and Dar Es Salaam for an African safari trip. Our total travel time was about 28 hours. We recovered from the trip after one night's sleep and no jet lag. We flew home from Narobi to Atlanta via Johannesburg, Dubai and NYC. Total time for this lag was about 30 hours. Again we arrived rested and ready to resume activity. This product really works. I have ordered enough for our next two international trips.
Really does work!
By Janet T., IA in May, 2010: I just got home from a trip late last night. We traveled for over 24 hours: 3 flights, 8 time zones. I only rested on the plane; no sleep. I went to bed at 1 am and was up by 8 today. I feel amazingly good! There could be many factors helping me, but I do believe this product makes a huge difference! Several others in my group took it too and had similar results.
Long haul flights no problem!
By Fiona H., Darlington, IT in May, 2010: I never travel without a pack of 'No Jet lag' on transatlantic flights. Easy to take, no side effects and they really do cut down on the jet lag.
Altitude Adjustment
By Marcia Z. D., San Miguel De Allende, Mexico, IT in May, 2010: I live in a town in Mexico that is 7,000 feet high. I go through extreme fatigue when I fly. It can take me one to two weeks to recover my energy and for my body to feel normal. This occurs in both directions, arriving at the high altitude, and arriving at sea level. The No Jet Lag has helped a great deal. It isn't 100 % but I feel a great improvement when I fly and use it.
Better Than Normal
By J A., Seattle, WA in April, 2010: Since I find it easy to sleep on planes, I used the "red-eye" route from the West Coast to New York for years. But, when I made the trip last fall, I tried No-Jet-Lag. Slept as usual, but found myself with energy to spare after arrival this time. Even awakened naturally the next morning at my usual local time! I'm recommending it to everyone I know.
No Jet Lag is the result
By Carolyn S., CA in April, 2010: What a great name for this product because it is exactly the result I got when I used this product. I took it faithfully as directed on an overnite from SF to London. I was able to get through the whole first day there until I hit the sack that evening. Woke up after a good night's sleep raring to go. I've tried other products that say they will do the same thing, but they don't. I won't fly across time zones without this.
Wide awake in Rome
By Judith K., Great Falls, VA in April, 2010: I am usually miserable on those long flights to Europe which arrive in the morning. This time on a flight to Rome I took the No-Jet -Lag as directed. It worked and I was able to stay awake through the day. My travel companions were grumpy and tired but I felt great! I just ordered more for a visit to London.
Really works!!!
By Roger S., Leesburg, VA in March, 2010: I was skeptical, even after reading positive reviews, that this stuff would actually work. It does! We left Washington DC at 4 in the afternoon and traveled to Budapest via Vienna, arriving at about 1 pm (7 am DC time). We checked in, did some sightseeing, ate some snacks, never napped, and at 8 pm finished the day with a great dinner. Went back to the hotel and bed, woke up the next am feeling fine.
Great
By Beth R., CT in March, 2010: No-Jet-Lag is a really fantastic product. I used it on an over-night trip to Ireland, and on my (14 hour!!) trip to China. Helped keep the jet-lag at bay, I highly recommend this product.
Very helpful!!!
By Cathryn S., Chesterfield, MO in March, 2010: Used this product when traveling through 4-5 time zones, and it was a great help. I had made the same trip last fall without this and felt fuzzy headed, lagged for 2-3 days. I followed the directions on the product and felt great, clear-headed and no problem with sleep adustments. It really added to the enjoyment of my trip, and I'll definitely use it again!
great
By brittany m., beavercreek, OH in March, 2010: This item was wonderful!
No Jet-Lag -- really!
By Lois L., Brookeville, MD in February, 2010: Well, I wouldn't say NO Jet lag - but I did take them as directed and after flying 1/2 way around the world - literally a 12 hour time difference -- our flight ended at almost midnight on a Sunday night and by Wednesday morning I was feeling great. That was a quick adjustment!
NO Jet-lag!
By Janice P., VA in January, 2010: I found this product through a book written by a cabin crew member of a prominent airline. Researched and found 'No jet-lag' to be a safe, herbal remedy for the long haul flying I was doing. I suffer absolutely NO jet-lag when using this amazing product (especially effective when flying east) and have recommended it to many friends and relatives. I have my son in the UK using 'No jet-lag' on every long haul flight he takes. Couldn't do without it!
truly no jet lag
By Joan G., SC in January, 2010: This product does work and I plan to use it when I fly to Korea nextmonth. A slight difficulty is having to take the tablets so often.
It worked!
By Mary C., GA in January, 2010: After 22 +/- hours of flight time (including layovers), we arrived in Bangkok and amazed our fellow travelers when we didn't skip a beat that first day or the next. We took the pleasant tasting tablets as directed (every 2 hours) during our long flights.
No Yawns with NO-Jet-Lag
By Patricia W., Bluffton, SC in January, 2010: For at least eight years ( perhaps more? ) my husband and I have used No-Jet-Lag on all our flights world-wide and even domestically coast-to-coast. We recommend it to all travel friends even purchasing it for gifts! No complaints yet and it's great to be in the same time-zone as our destination.
Excellent results
By Rev. Cindy L., IT in December, 2009: When I travel I must arrive and resume working quickly. No-Jet-Lag tablets allow me to travel between the US and East Africa with no jet lag! Even at my age, I am able to think clearly and enjoy my activities soon after arrival at my destination. I will NOT travel without these!
No Jet Lag
By Anonymous, CA in December, 2009: We used these on a flight to Italy this year. They worked great to reduce the feeling of Jet Lag. Our body time clocks still took some adjusting, but we didn't feel bad as one can with jet lag. We just bought some more for our next trip.
No-Jet_lag pills work - and taste good too
By Bette S., NY in December, 2009: These pills worked really well for us on our trip to China. We walked along the Great Wall the day after our arrival and really had no problems staying awake during the day or sleeping at night. I highly recommend them
didn't work so well for me
By mike n., charlotte, NC in November, 2009: i tried these on a recent trip to egypt....after arriving i couldn't fall asleep until 3am...10pm back home and my regular bedtime....after three days of this my regular sleep pattern gradually started returning....when we got back i was ready for sleep at 4pm....11pm in egypt...again after a few days i began to adapt to the local time.....don't let my review deter you though.........lotsof folks swear by this product......personally i'd try anything to avoid jet lag!!!!!!
Great product!
By Grace C., Los Angeles, CA in November, 2009: After reading great reviews on the product, I tried it myself on my travel to Seoul, Korea, from Los Angeles, California. I had no problem with jet lag and made a smooth transition in crossing the time zones. I even offered some to a friend who suffered jet lag on the same travel, and she said she could tell a definite difference on her return trip when she used the product. Definitely would buy it again.
Worked Great!
By Nicole E., AL in November, 2009: My husband and I made a 19 hour flight to New Zealand and experienced no jet lag going or coming back home. This was my first flight crossing the International Date Line and can not imagine what we would feel like if we had not taken these pills.
A VACATION MUST
By Phyllis E., Burlington, KY in October, 2009: I used it for my last vacation in Feb. to Thailand and will be taking it with me to Tunisia next Feb. The fact that its all naturial is why I bought it for my last trip and Bby reordering it for my next one says it all.
Think it worked
By Anonymous, Los Alamos, NM in October, 2009: I think my jetlag problems were better this time. Thanks for carrying this product.
These seemed to help on flight from west coast to Europe
By Sharon R., Bakersfield, CA in October, 2009: These seemed to work great on our trip to Europe from the west coast of the US - my husband and I were off and running, instead of feeling under the weather at first. We talked with some Canadians who were feeling pretty lagged.... On our return trip (a bigger test because of traveling east to west, crossing more time zones - never mind that it was the end of a whirlwind sightseeing trip), it did not seem to help as much. However, the pills might have taken the edge off the jet lag.... ???
Ready to Go
By Linda C., CO in September, 2009: My husband and I were able to enjoy the trip without the feelings of jet lag. After returning home felt we should have continued to use Jet Lag a few more days. That might have served to make our transition to home time easier.
miracle in the sky!
By roland c., marina del rey, CA in August, 2009: Two trips this summer, one to France, the other to the East Coast, and no jet lag! We didn't think it was possible, but it worked. No headache, no body sag or drag, no need to sleep. We felt refreshed after the trip and as if we had slept the night in perfect comfort. We also used the wonderful First Class seat cushion. Also great!
I think that they helped ...
By Fredel F., NY in August, 2009: I took these on a 12-hour flight going West. I usually have only mild jet lag flying West, but I figured that they couldn't hurt, so I took one every 2 hours. The instructions say that it is better to take them when it is not mealtime, but both of the meals served enroute were served at around the time that I was due to take another pill, so I did. I had no jet lag at all upon arriving home, so it seems that they did help, although I would not judge based on only one flight.
Still had jet lag with No Jet Lag
By Kathy G., Greensboro, NC in August, 2009: Did not work for me.
No jet lag
By Carol S., Mead, WA in August, 2009: In the past I it took me several days to recover from jet lag. This product seemed to work well and I felt good when I got there. Just a litle tired. Would recommend it.
works wonders
By carole p., lake havasu city, AZ in August, 2009: I used this product on a 27 hour flight to Africa and a 40 hour flight/airport sitting on the way home. I felt no jet lag on either end. Usually I am dragging for a week or two. Not this time. I will never fly without it again.
NO-JET-LAG works!
By James K., Yellow Springs, OH in July, 2009: I cross the Atlantic by plane 10 to 12 times a year in addition to other long distance air travel. I've been using this product for years and find that, taken as directed, it makes a positive difference both in how I feel upon arrival and in how I bounce back. As a type II diabetic I particularly value the homeopathic approach to circulation enhancement it provides
It worked for us!
By Mary O., IL in July, 2009: My 2 children (ages 7 and 12) and I used this on a recent trip to Europe and we felt fine when we arrived. None of us needed a nap and we were able to attend a party on the first evening of our trip. Unfortunately in the rush to pack and return home, I misplaced the No Jet Lag so none of us had it on the return trip. Next time I will be sure to keep it handy for the trip home!
No Jet Lag Rules!
By Felicia D., TN in July, 2009: I absolutely love "No Jet Lag". I've tried so many different ways to combat jet lag, and this is the only thing that works. It's remarkable that something that has no side effects can help you not have jet lag.
No Jet Lag
By Anna L., San Dimas, CA in July, 2009: My daughter used these when she we flew from Los Angeles, CA to Thailand. She said she was not tired at all and felt very well rested. She says she'd highly recomend them to anyone planing on taking an LONG Flight.
I was skeptical
By S. D., WA in June, 2009: Bought No Jet Lag after a friend recommended it, but honestly believed it wouldn't change anything. On past trips to Europe, my husband and I had suffered from jet lag for most of a week. With this fantastic product, we chew the tablets according to package instructions. We stay up as late as we can, get a good night's sleep, and thee following day we are on local time.We took our last trip without No Jet Lag....boy, were we sorry.
Massage Pillow
By Starry B., Reno, NV in June, 2009: This pillow is fine for the massage however the material is uncomfortable, not removable for washing and is very hot after just a few minutes of use. I have made removable covers for ours and they are much more comfortable.
Works wonders!!
By Anita F., Norfolk, VA in June, 2009: My husband and I have used this product for many years and numerous flights to Europe. Works great every time. Go to sleep on the night you arrive and wake up in the morning refreshed and ready to go in the new time zone. We just used it going to Hawaii from the East Coast. Again, worked great both ways. Highly recommend to all friends going on long flights. Tasty and easy to use too.
No Jet-Lag
By Antoinette C., Rosemont, PA in May, 2009: My husband used the tablets for the first time and can't believe how good he felt after a fourteen hours flight.
I think it worked!
By victoria z., NY in May, 2009: I flew from New York to Australia, got off the plane and was ready to explore! Plus, they taste really good! Plan to use for all my future flights!
Wow, what a great product!
By Terrie A., NC in May, 2009: We bought this before our trip to Italy. I used it going over; my husband didn't. Too bad for him-- the first day was a write off for him...not for me, though. Needless to say, he used them as directed for the return flight! What a product! I played in a 3 day golf tournament the morning of our return and had no jet lag!!! This after being up for 24 hours 2-flights and driving home from airport 3 hours away. Not Bad!
Wonderful!
By Lynnette S., Lower Burrell, PA in April, 2009: I bought this to travel to Europe on a 12 hours flight. Having never used anything like this before, I didn't know what to expect or if it would even work. To my surprise, myself and 3 others travelling with me, used it and felt absolutely fantastic when we arrived. We also used it on our return trip and same thing.....no jet lag!! I am ordering some again for a flight across country in a few weeks. I will never travel far again without it!!
Not Great
By Bob T., CO in April, 2009: It really didn't do much for me. I felt the same jet lag I always feel.
Very Helpful Product
By Mary L., TX in March, 2009: I have now used No Jet-Lag for a trip to Japan, one to Paris and one to Frankfurt. It really works. Used it as the package recommended. Arrived in each country with a clear head and able to function. Adjusted to the time differences much easier than previously (without No Jet-Lag.)
Not sure, but think it may have helped.
By Carla N., Bartlesville, OK in March, 2009: It's been a long time since I travelled overseas, so I don't have a recent trip for comparison purposes, but I do think this may have helped on the trip over. I didn't bother with it coming back & I was definately jet-lagged, but whether that was due to not using the product or the fact I was exhausted after a week in Paris, I can't say for sure.
I did not have any noticeable signs of jet lag
By Joyce C., Indianapolis, IN in March, 2009: This was my first trip, so I don't know exactly what I was expecting, but I took them just like instructed, got maybe two hours sleep on the overnight 8-hour flight and was pretty well ready to go the next day. I did not have any signs of jet lag to note.
worked for me and, it seems, my son
By Tonya L., Portland, OR in March, 2009: We traveled from Portland, OR to Morocco and back last year, and, for the first time, I had no jet lag. My son seemed to have no jet lag either. I am online getting it, again, because of this.
No Jet Lag
By Beth T., SPARTANBURG, SC in March, 2009: I have used No Jet Lag for years when traveling by air into another time zone. It is an excellent product, with no side effects. I would never go on a long flght without it. I have suggested it to several of my friends and they feel the same way.
No significant benefit
By don d., Lakewood, CO in February, 2009: Used No-Jet-Lag on trip from Tanzania to Denver, CO. Found no significant benefit to product.
Jet lag?
By SA A., TX in February, 2009: Just tried these on the going and coming of a long haul trip. Neither time did it work. However, I have one more upcoming long haul trip. Which I will be anxious to give it another try. Sorry!
Wonderful!
By Anonymous, Summerville, SC in February, 2009: I took No Jet Lag with me on a trip from Charleston, SC to Shanghai. The 14 hour flight from Atlanta was long, but I arrived fresh with no signs of jet lag. I hit the ground running when I got back to the states as well. I won't go to Asia or Europe again without it.
NO jet lag
By Anonymous, NM in December, 2008: This stuff is great!! We travelled from Albuquerque, NM, to Melbourne, Australia, with only minimal disruption in sleep and daily routine. I also slept better on the plane. I will not travel more than two time zones away without this again!
Amazing, but True...
By C. D., NY in November, 2008: This product really works! Everyone told us we'd feel awful and lose precious time there due to the dreaded effects of jet lag so I decided to try these pills, based on other reviews here. I felt there was nothing to lose since there are no drug interactions and it's homeopathic and boy, am I glad I ordered them - we took them as directed and aside from sleeping an extra couple of hours the 1st night there, we felt NOTHING other than fantastic! I've bought more for us and as gifts!
No Jet Lag
By Leona P., Altamonte Springs, FL in November, 2008: I have traveled overseas MANY times, Europe, Africa, Asia, South America and it is the FIRST time that I did not experience severe Jet Lag.
No Jet-Lag works!
By Naomi B., CA in November, 2008: What a marvelous product! On a recent trip to China I experienced absolutely no jet lag after either flight. I was able to enjoy the entire trip and return home refreshed and energetic.