Rozerem (ramelteon)
Unlock restful nights with an online prescription for Rozerem (ramelteon). Get help from licensed prescribers and mental health professionals, covered by most major insurance plans.

What is Rozerem (ramelteon)?
Rozerem (and its generic form, ramelteon) is a unique prescription medication that helps you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. It works by mimicking the body's natural sleep hormone, melatonin, to help regulate your sleep-wake cycle without the risk of dependence or abuse.
What is Rozerem (ramelteon) used for?
Rozerem (ramelteon) is prescribed for people who struggle with sleep-onset insomnia. It can be effective for those who have difficulty falling or staying asleep and can improve overall sleep quality and duration. Rozerem is also sometimes used off-label to treat jet lag and shift-work disorder (a condition that affects those with nontraditional work hours).
What are the side effects of Rozerem (ramelteon)?
Common side effects of Rozerem may include:
- Drowsiness
- Tiredness during the day
- Dizziness
- Nausea
- Worsening sleep issues
Consult your healthcare provider or psychiatrist immediately if you experience any severe or unusual side effects after taking Rozerem.
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Talkspace psychiatric providers diagnose and treat a wide variety of mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, ADHD, and others. For some people, their treatment involves medication. Your provider can prescribe you medication if appropriate for your treatment.
Note: Talkspace does not prescribe controlled substances.
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Do you need a prescription for Rozerem (ramelteon)?
Yes, Rozerem (ramelteon) is a prescription medication used to treat insomnia, specifically difficulty falling asleep. It is not available over the counter and requires a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider. To obtain Rozerem, consult with your doctor, who can evaluate your sleep issues and determine if this medication is appropriate for your situation.
Can I get Rozerem (ramelteon) online?
Yes, you can obtain a Rozerem (ramelton) prescription online through Talkspace. After a video consultation with a licensed psychiatry provider, they will assess your condition and, if appropriate, prescribe Rozerem to support your treatment plan.
Can I get Rozerem (ramelteon) over the counter?
No, Rozerem (ramelteon) is not available over the counter; it requires a prescription from a healthcare provider. Unlike over-the-counter melatonin supplements, Rozerem is a prescription medication that mimics the body's natural sleep hormone to help regulate the sleep-wake cycle.
It's important to have professional oversight when taking any sleep medication to ensure proper usage, monitor for potential side effects, and watch for interactions with other drugs. Consult with a healthcare professional to determine if Rozerem is suitable for your sleep needs.
What is Rozerem (ramelteon) used to treat?
Rozerem is primarily used to treat insomnia. It helps people fall asleep more quickly and stay asleep longer. It’s also sometimes used off-label for other sleep-related concerns, like shift-work disorder and jet lag.
Can I get a new prescription or prescription refill from Talkspace?
Yes, Talkspace offers both new prescriptions and refills for Rozerem online. To get started, you'll need to schedule a video consultation with a licensed psychiatrist or prescriber, who will evaluate your sleep concerns and determine if Rozerem is an appropriate treatment for you.
Can I use my health insurance for online Rozerem (ramelteon) prescriptions and refills?
Yes, you can use your health insurance for online Rozerem (ramelteon) prescriptions and refills through Talkspace, provided that your insurance covers online psychiatry services and includes Rozerem as a covered medication. Talkspace partners with numerous insurers, including:
Coverage details can vary from provider to provider, so check your plan for specific information.
How much does Rozerem (ramelteon) cost?
The cost of Rozerem (ramelteon) can fluctuate based on factors like pharmacy, insurance coverage, and whether you use the brand name (ROZEREM) or the generic version (ramelteon). It’s possible to find coupon cards that bring the cost down to $22 - $35 per month. For the most accurate pricing, consult your pharmacist or insurance provider.
How do you take Rozerem (ramelteon)?
Rozerem is taken once a day, about 30 minutes before bedtime. The standard dose is 8 mg, but the dosage may vary depending on your prescription. For optimal results:
- Take ROZEREM close to your regular bedtime
- Don’t eat high-fat meals before taking
- Don’t consume alcohol with ROZEREM
- Never double up on doses if you miss one
If you miss a dose, skip it and resume your regular schedule the next night. Never take two doses at one time.
Is Rozerem (ramelteon) FDA approved?
Yes, Rozerem (ramelteon) is FDA-approved. It is approved for the treatment of insomnia, specifically for difficulty falling asleep. It’s also the first and only prescription sleep medication that has shown no evidence of abuse or dependence and, as a result, is not classified as a controlled substance.
Is Rozerem (ramelteon) stronger than melatonin?
Rozerem can be more potent than over-the-counter melatonin. Both medications affect melatonin receptors, but Rozerem is a prescription drug designed to have a more targeted effect on sleep initiation.
Is Rozerem (ramelteon) a controlled substance?
No, Rozerem (ramelteon) is not a controlled substance. Unlike many other types of sleep aids, Rozerem does not have a risk of dependence or abuse, which is one of the reasons it can be a preferred option for many healthcare providers.
Disclaimer
Talk to your psychiatrist or healthcare professional about the possible risks and benefits associated with the above medications before starting treatment. It’s up to your psychiatric clinician’s professional judgment whether medication is prescribed. If you are in a life threatening situation – don’t use this site. Call +1 (800) 273-8255 or use these resources to get immediate help.







