Sleep Gummies

Our 100% non-addictive Sleep Gummies are designed to help you get better sleep. Melatonin, a natural sedative and sleep-regulating hormone, is paired with Lemon Balm and its recognised calmative properties, California Poppy to improve sleep quality and L-Theanine, which promotes a sense of well-being.

Sleep Gummies

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Tanning Gummies

sugar free

sleep gummies

Fall asleep faster, get better sleep

New sugar-free formula. The active ingredients, taste and effects remain identical to the original Sleep cure

Sleep gummies

Fall asleep faster and get better sleep

Gummies with melatonin, California poppy and lemon balm to improve sleep quality.

Sleep gummies

Morpheus Pack

Gummies with melatonin, California poppy and lemon balm to improve sleep quality.

sugar free

sleep gummies

Morpheus Pack

Gummies to help you get a good night's sleep with no addiction risk. Sugar free formula. Pack of 4 jars.

Sleep: an essential component of good health

Whether it’s insomnia, waking up during the night or chronic fatigue sleep problems are incredibly common. Yet we spend a third of our lives sleeping, and it has a huge impact our health.

When it comes to our health and well-being, the implications of insomnia can be far-reaching: it can cause irritability, mood swings, weight gain and even weaken the immune system. Your body can only fully recharge its batteries by getting plenty of sleep!

Getting to sleep naturally

The relaxing and soothing active ingredients in some dietary supplements may help you fall asleep more quickly and stay asleep longer! The sleep hormone Melatonin plays a pivotal role in regulating sleep cycles. Combining Melatonin with other sleep-inducing active ingredients such as Lemon Balm, California Poppy and L-theanine can help you get a better night’s sleep 100% naturally.

Lifestyle changes can also greatly improve the quality of your sleep. These can include eating light evening meals with tryptophan-rich nutrients (grains, pulses, and fruit, to name a few,), limiting alcohol intake and stimulants (like coffee), cutting off screen time an hour before bed and getting regular exercise.