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No Jet Lag

What: Homeopathic over the counter chewable tablets

When: Developed in 1990

Purpose: To alleviate the symptoms of fatigue due to travel, and time zone crossing

Sold: International airports, online, travel stores and pharmacies.

Manufactured: New Zealand

Price: About $10 for a package of 32 tablets (40 hours of flying time worth). Includes a money back guarantee.

How: Take one or two tablets every few hours during a flight

Effect: Though the tiredness of a long trip does not completely disappear (after all this is no-jet-lag not no-tiredness) and I still struggle to adjust to the new time, I find that when I take No-Jet-Lag I am less exhausted and able to adjust more quickly. For example, I used to struggle to stay awake beyond the early afternoon hours when I flew to Europe from the U.S. east coast. With No-Jet-Lag, I have been able to stay awake until 9 pm and the days the follow the adjustment is easier than it used to be

Other: Friends who took it were less enthusiastic. None of us noticed any side effects