Wake up to what matters.
VIVAYZIO® is a once-daily treatment for moderate to severe chronic sleep inertia syndrome (CSIS) in adults.
VIVAYZIO® is a once-daily treatment for moderate to severe chronic sleep inertia syndrome (CSIS) in adults.
Chronic sleep inertia syndrome (CSIS) is a real medical condition affecting an estimated 47 million Americans. If you experience prolonged grogginess, impaired alertness upon waking, or reduced morning cognitive function lasting 30 minutes or more after your alarm goes off, you may be living with CSIS.
You deserve mornings that feel like mornings.
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In a 24-week, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial (SUNRISE-1), adults with moderate to severe CSIS who took VIVAYZIO experienced:
Individual results may vary.
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"I used to set five alarms. My husband would have to physically shake me awake. After starting Vivayzio, I wake up on the first alarm. I didn't know mornings could feel like this."Sarah, 34, Portland, OR
"My boss thought I was lazy. I thought I was lazy. Turns out, I had CSIS. Vivayzio gave me my career back."Marcus, 41, Atlanta, GA
"I missed my daughter's graduation rehearsal because I couldn't wake up in time. That was the moment I talked to my doctor. I wish I'd done it sooner."Diane, 58, Scottsdale, AZ
Individual results may vary. These are real patients who have been compensated for their testimonials.
VIVAYZIO® (somniclarin sodium) works by selectively modulating cortical arousal pathways during the sleep-wake transition. Unlike traditional stimulants, Vivayzio does not increase baseline cortisol levels or interfere with natural sleep architecture.
Acts specifically on wake-transition receptors
Not a controlled substance. Not habit-forming.
Taken at bedtime. Works while you sleep so you wake up ready.
Most commercially insured patients pay as little as $0 per month with the Vivayzio Savings Card. No activation required.
Get your savings card*Eligibility restrictions apply. Not valid for patients enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid, or other federal or state healthcare programs. See full terms and conditions.
