All our units are spoken for, and we have a LONG list. If "not a typical sleep schedule" means working shifts or something, research has shown that day time sle

All our units are spoken for, and we have a LONG list. If "not a typical sleep schedule" means working shifts or something, research has shown that day time sleep is not as impacted by slow wave enhancement (what we do) as night-time, so it appears the stimulation is not ideally suited to shift workers. Having said that, I haven't looked closely at the protocols of those studies, but one of the researchers we collaborate with is strongly convinced that daytime sleepers is not a good target for us.