Natural Sleep Aids for Adults - Sleeping pills - Made in USA - Non-Habit Forming Sleep Supplement - Special Formulation Sleep pills with Magnesium, L-Theanine, GABA, Melatonin - 60 Vegan Capsules

I’ve used melatonin quite a bit in the past and it always seemed to help. I always say it makes you feel tired like it’s 3:30 in the afternoon while you are sitting in a lecture. I’ve taken these a couple times now but always too late to notice any effect before I go to sleep. That said, when I did take them, I was out for the night, and usually slept in later. The combo of ingredients vs straight melatonin is great, and recommended dosage is 1 or 2 pills which gives you a little flexibility. Anything that helps me get real sleep is welcome.

It's so rare that I try a supplement that actually does what it claims but... this is not the normal bullhooey. It actually helps me go to sleep and get a better rest during that period. Even my apple watch shows an improvement in the amount of REM and Deep Sleep. It's not a lot, but is definitely there on the nights I take this, and not there the nights I don't.

I took the recommended dose and it seemed to help me doze off quickly. Only problem was that after a few hours of sound sleep I awoke around 3 am with a very bad headache and had trouble getting back to sleep. Usually only larger doses of Melatonin give me a headache, so, since this only contains 2 mgs of it, I don’t think it was the Melatonin. I can also eliminate 2 of the ingredients I’ve used before with only good results. I surmise that it must be one or more of the later ingredients that I don’t have much experience with that may be the culprit. The ingredients are non-GMO and seem to be well-sourced. I appreciate that this does not rely on an high dose of inexpensive Melatonin to be effective and uses a blend of high quality natural ingredients, unfortunately, it’s not for me. But it may work well for you. 🤷🏼‍♀️

These helped me get a good nights sleep. I take them about 30 minutes before I want to be asleep and they seem to work great. I like the combination of ingredients versus a higher dose of melatonin. These are easy to swallow too. I like that is is non GMO ingredients too.

I'm always on the look out for anything to help me sleep. I compare ingredients and look for products that contain the best formulation. These are okay. I felt more relaxed than sleepy. I like that they don't have any smell or taste, so I will continue the bottle and hopefully start to feel more sleepy. Either way they contain good supplements for overall sleep support.

I used this a few nights along side another magnesium pill I usually take. I took it about 2 hours before bed as part of my "wind down" routine. I usually have issues falling asleep and waking up throughout the night. It worked pretty good! I felt more calm and was able to fall asleep more easily - noticeable difference but wouldn't use for high anxiety situations. I also didn't wake up at all until my alarm went off.I've tried l-theanine and melatonin alone without much success so I think the GABA and 5-HTP are what made the difference. (Phellodendron Root and Mucuna Pruriens are also listed but I haven't had a chance to do much research on them.) Or possibly the combination of everything?

I've taken other sleep pills but this combination let me rest through an entire evening instead of waking up in the middle of the night only to fall back asleep.My wife's complaint is that maybe I sleep too deep because she has to nudge me to stop snoring, but thats no the pills fault.I find these work best about 30 mins before bed to allow my body time to adjust and prepare for sleep. Once i'm rested, i'm out!

This formula is good for me, especially when taken just before bedtime. It facilitates a gradual and peaceful transition into sleep, ensuring uninterrupted rest throughout the night without causing grogginess upon waking. The natural ingredients are a definite plus, and the effetiveness has remained consistent over time. It's important to note that the inclusion of Melatonin might trigger headaches in some individuals.