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A member asked:
Is taking a dose of the recommended 30ml of zzzquil equivalent to taking a shot or drinking a beer?
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No: Zzzquil does not contain alcohol, so the short answer is no. Zzzquil DOES contain diphenhydramine, which will make most people drowsy, allowing them to fall asleep easier. It can also impair driving, so do not take it and drive. The only thing "equivalent" to a shot or beer is that you CAN still get a DUI if you are pulled over driving and the officer finds out you took Zzzquil!
Answered 12/9/2018
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