Sleep aids is expected to maintain retail current value growth in Mexico in the forecast period. Many Mexicans spend most of their day in front of screens, shifting between computers at work, and recreational time on their mobile devices.
As Mexican consumers are aware of the potential side-effects and dependence risks associated with some prescription sleep medications, so more people are likely to seek out OTC sleep aids, as they are perceived as less addictive. Likewise, more and more people are expected to look for OTC sleep aids that contain natural ingredients, as they are perceived as less likely to be addictive.
It is estimated that a significant proportion of the Mexican population experiences some type of sleep disorder at some point in their lives; however, according to the Ministry of Health in Mexico, very few of them are treated medically. Insomnia and apnoea are the most common sleep disorders in Mexico, and are related to factors such as having to wake up too early in the morning, or go to bed very late, because the majority of the population spends hours in traffic to get to the office, or return home.
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These aids include combinations of active ingredients (e.g. diphenhydramine + acetaminophen) and single ingredient (e.g. doxylamine succinate). Herbal remedies made with valerian root, passionflower, and others, are included. This category also tracks melatonin products - a hormone, even if they are classified as a dietary supplement in some countries.
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