Source Naturals Melatonin 2.5mg, Peppermint

Source Naturals Melatonin 2.5mg, Peppermint

120 Count (Pack of 1) / 1
$47.00
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Source Naturals Melatonin 2.5mg, Peppermint

Source Naturals Melatonin 2.5mg, Peppermint

$47.00
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Product details

Source Naturals Sleep Science Melatonin is a natural sleep aid designed to help you maintain a regular sleep cycle. Each lozenge contains 2.5 mg of melatonin, a hormone your body produces naturally to support restful sleep. These vegan lozenges are ideal for travellers, night shift workers, and anyone seeking better sleep quality.

Key Features

  • Helps promote sleep and normalize the sleep-wake cycle
  • Non-GMO Validated formula
  • Dissolving lozenges—allow to dissolve in mouth before swallowing
  • Manufactured in the USA under Good Manufacturing Practices
  • Supports restful sleep for travellers and shift workers

How to Use

Take 1 lozenge at bedtime. Allow to dissolve in the mouth before swallowing.

Who Is It For

This product suits travellers, night shift workers, and anyone experiencing disrupted sleep due to aging, medications, light exposure, or lifestyle changes like computer use.

Product Details

Brand Source Naturals
Form Lozenges
Size 120 Lozenges

Frequently asked questions

How do I take this melatonin supplement?

Take 1 lozenge at bedtime and allow it to dissolve in your mouth before swallowing.

How long will a bottle last?

Each bottle contains 120 lozenges. Taking one lozenge per night, a bottle will last approximately 120 days.

Is this product vegan?

Yes, these are vegan lozenges.

Why might melatonin production be disrupted?

Melatonin production can be affected by aging, medications, light exposure at night, travel, shift work, and screen time.

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