I used to consider myself a night owl, going to bed around 1 or 2 am and sleeping for maybe 4.5 hours. But now, I CANNOT wait to get to bed by 10:30, and that's stretching it.

I can barely keep my eyes open!

I am almost 4 years out with a lap band and am at goal. I take a Multivitamin and B12 daily (mostly) but probably don't get enough Protein.

Anyone else dragging?

This may have nothing to do with the band. It could just be a change in your sleep pattern due to age or differing lifestyle. If you're concerned, I'm sure you can get bloodwork that will let you know if it's something physiological.

Totally with you. Used to sleep about 6 hours and be fine now I get 7-7 1/2 and I'm still dragging most of the day. Struggle to stay awake past 9:30 but force myself to stay up till at least 10:15. I take supplements too including the same as you, recent labs came back fine. Maybe it's just age but I too am four years out and know I need to do better with protein intake.

Dont know how old your are, but unfortunately sleep patterns do change with age, especially with women. Sometimes its hormones , etc. I used to sleep like a baby every single night, then while expecting 26 years ago, ( I was 30) started waking up once a night. I could handle that, but then it got way worse ! Asleep at 10 pm, then every single night, wide awake at around 3:30 am. I'd have cocoa and crackers to help me maybe go back to sleep. Maybe. I tried everything. Now , I take Trazadone before bed, and combined with my ADD meds, sleep for 7 - 8 hrs straight. Zzzzzzzzzz

Reading at work wishing I could take a nap at lunch time.

I started wearing a band that tracked steps and sleep as I was dragging and tired. I was guilty of setting the timer on the TV for 3 hours when I went to bed. I felt I went to sleep fast and thought I was sleeping well. It showed I was not getting deep sleep at all during the first hours of sleep. I now set the timer for 30 minutes and am getting the deep sleep I need and can stay up to 11 again without a problem. Environment can really impact. Hope you find what is contributing to your problem.