If you’re shopping for anxiety support products, you’re usually looking for help with short-term stress-related symptoms such as feeling on edge, nervousness, irritability, or sleep disturbance when worry is affecting your routine. This withaid category is currently Kalms-focused, with daytime and night-time options in different pack sizes, so you can choose what best fits your needs and budget.
withaid is a UK based and regulated pharmacy. Orders are sent in discreet packaging, with free Royal Mail 48 delivery on orders over £20 (see Shipping). To choose safely, match the product to your main need (day vs night), check the label suitability (including age limits, pregnancy/breastfeeding advice, and other medicines), and use it only as directed. If you’re unsure what’s appropriate, you can speak to withaid for support.
Shop by Anxiety type
These links take you to the products currently listed in this category:
Popular types of anxiety products
- Traditional herbal medicinal tablets for temporary relief of symptoms associated with stress (based on traditional use only)
- Traditional herbal night-time tablets for temporary relief of sleep disturbance (based on traditional use only)
- Day vs night options depending on whether symptoms are mainly daytime or sleep-related
- Pack size choices to suit short-term needs or better value over time
How to choose the right option
- Start with your main goal: daytime support for stress/nervousness, or night-time support for sleep disturbance linked to stress.
- Check who it’s for: confirm age limits and follow pregnancy/breastfeeding advice on the label; ask a pharmacist if unsure.
- Plan for drowsiness: if a product may cause sleepiness, avoid alcohol and don’t drive or use machinery until you know how it affects you.
- Review other medicines: get pharmacist advice if you take regular medication (especially anything that can cause drowsiness) or have long-term conditions.
- Avoid doubling up: don’t combine with other stress/sleep remedies unless the label (or a pharmacist) says it’s suitable.
- Know when to escalate: if symptoms are persistent, worsening, or affecting daily functioning, seek advice from a pharmacist or your GP.
Quick links: common needs
FAQs
What can I buy from this anxiety category?
This page currently features over-the-counter Kalms options that may support short-term self-care for stress-related symptoms and sleep disturbance. They are not prescription treatments for anxiety disorders.
What’s the difference between Kalms tablets and Kalms Night?
Kalms tablets are generally selected for daytime symptoms such as stress, nervousness, or irritability, while Kalms Night is selected when stress is disrupting sleep. Always check the product page and label for the exact intended use, directions, and warnings.
Who can use these products?
Suitability depends on the specific product. Check the label for age limits and advice for pregnancy and breastfeeding, and speak to a pharmacist if you take other medicines or have long-term conditions.
Are these products a cure for anxiety?
No. Traditional herbal products are used for temporary relief of certain symptoms (based on traditional use only). If anxiety is frequent, severe, or affecting daily life, a GP or mental health professional can help with assessment and treatment options.
Can I drink alcohol if I’m using night-time sleep remedies?
It’s best to avoid alcohol if a product may cause drowsiness, as alcohol can increase sleepiness and reduce alertness. Check the label and ask a pharmacist if you’re unsure.
Can I take these products with other medicines?
Sometimes, but not always. If you take regular medicines (including those that can cause drowsiness), have a long-term condition, or have questions about interactions or side effects, speak to a pharmacist before using a new product.
When should I seek urgent help?
Seek urgent medical help if you feel unable to keep yourself safe, have thoughts of self-harm, or have severe physical symptoms (such as chest pain, fainting, or sudden breathlessness). If you’re worried, contact emergency services or urgent care.
Safety note: This content is general information and does not replace personalised medical advice. Always read and follow the product label and patient leaflet. The on-page health information for this condition shows a Review Date: March 2024. If you are unsure what’s suitable, or symptoms are persistent, severe, or worsening, speak to a pharmacist or your GP.
