Nutrient quality
Extended-release melatonin and branded ashwagandha provide useful sleep-focused forms. Modest glycine and duplicate ingredient entries limit dose clarity and balance.
.A plausible ashwagandha-and-melatonin sleep formula is undermined by duplicate dose entries and lightly dosed glycine.
A plausible ashwagandha-and-melatonin sleep formula is undermined by duplicate dose entries and lightly dosed glycine.
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Walmart | $ 18.69 | |
Vitacost | $ 18.69 |
Shoden ashwagandha is listed twice at 120 mg for leaf and root, creating uncertainty about whether the total is 120 or 240 mg. Reishi is likewise duplicated at 200 mg.
The melatonin blend appears as 3 mg extended-release melatonin and 3 mg melatonin. It is unclear whether this represents one combined 3 mg dose or 6 mg total, and that distinction materially affects next-morning tolerance.
Glycine is only 250 mg, well below the gram-level amount expected to provide much sleep support. One capsule is convenient, but the label should be verified before use.
Extended-release melatonin and branded ashwagandha provide useful sleep-focused forms. Modest glycine and duplicate ingredient entries limit dose clarity and balance.
.Principal ingredients have amounts, but duplicate entries make some totals ambiguous. Complete directions and inactive ingredients remain absent.
.The supplied average rating is strong. A substantial rating base makes the average reasonably dependable, but no detailed experience evidence was supplied.
.Serving economics are favorable. Formula quality supports the asking price well.
.| Ingredient | Amount per serving |
|---|---|
Shoden (Ashwagandha Leaf Extract, Ashwagandha root extract) | 120 mg |
Melatonin Blend (Extended Release Melatonin) | 3 mg |
Reishi Mushroom, Fermented (Ganoderma lucidum, Fermented) | 200 mg |
L-Glycine | 250 mg |
Shoden is a clinically studied extract supplied at the lower end of its usual daily range. The amount is clearly represented despite separate root-and-leaf descriptors, while no absorption enhancer is present. Added melatonin makes the formula sleep-specific and may increase next-morning drowsiness rather than suit daytime stress use.
With only 250 mg of glycine, the formula relies more on its broader sleep blend than on glycine at a commonly studied sleep dose. Shoden ashwagandha and melatonin are meaningful co-actives, while the capsule clearly discloses the glycine amount. The 3 mg melatonin may cause drowsiness or next-day grogginess, so it should not be taken before driving or other tasks that require alertness.