WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY --If you have trouble waking up in the morning, you're not alone. About 75-percent of us don't get enough sleep. So a new pill promises to help you wake up on time and feel great! Consumer reporter Jeff Chirico is here to put the pills to the test.

A New Jersey mom created these pills. She combined certain vitamins, herbs, and amino acids. Take two before you go to bed --and she claims you'll wake up with energy to burn. So we asked our morning crew to try it before you buy it. They're the faces you wake up to. But have you ever wondered what time the Eyewitness News team gets up? Ben McKenna, a producer says “usually around 6pm I go to bed. Get up 2:30 quarter to three am!"

McKenna says it's never gets easier, so he's eager to try the Wake Up On Time Pills . Pop 'em before bed these an all-natural time -release energy pills claim to kick in when it's time to rise. So Ben, camera operator Jason Cohen and well, you know this guy ---all try it.

So how did they work? Jason says when his alarm went off --he still wanted to sleep. But “once I did wake up I did feel energized did feel ready to take on the day."

Ben had the opposite result. "I wasn't any less tired which was a let down. But I did wake up on time."

And Doug? He woke up a too early two days in a row with a bizarre side effect. "They were loud like a gorilla has hiccups. It hurt my chest when I was hiccupping on my way to work. Nice image isn't it?" When he stopped the pills --the hiccups stopped. "I felt awake. It's a time release stimulant. I felt awake. Alert. But I was sore from hiccupping for hours."

Each person had different results --so the Wake Up On Time pills rise but don't shine on the Try-O-Meter.

A 20 day supply costs 30 dollars. You can save by buying bulk. They're available online. And they do offer a money back guarantee.

Wake Up On Time Pills www.wakeupontime.com