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Frequently asked questions
What makes Pätches different from a supplement?
It is not about the ingredients, magnesium and lavender are well studied. The difference is the delivery. Swallow a supplement and much of it breaks down in your stomach and liver, and only a fraction reaches you.
Pätches releases the same kind of compounds gradually through the skin for eight hours, spread evenly across the night.
I’ve tried melatonin, magnesium, valerian and gummies. Why would this work?
That’s a fair question. Everything you’ve tried had one thing in common: it had to swallow its way in. Most of it breaks down before it reaches where it’s going, and how much varies from evening to evening depending on what you ate.
The same kind of compounds, an entirely different route in.
Does it help if I wake up in the night rather than struggle to fall asleep?
Yes, and that’s where Pätches makes the biggest difference. A supplement is a peak dose that fades after a few hours, so it’s already out of your system by the time you wake.
Pätches releases continuously for eight hours. Most people say the night waking is the first thing to go.
How fast will I notice something?
Most people feel a difference the first or second night: easier to fall asleep, less of a heavy head in the morning. Sleeping through the night usually settles in during the first week.
After two to three weeks, sleep stops being something you think about.
Is it habit-forming? Does it build tolerance?
No to both. Nothing habit-forming and no hormones. You can stop whenever you want, with no withdrawal.
The patch only works while it’s on. Your body gets sixteen hours a day completely without it, so nothing accumulates. It works as well on night 90 as it does on night 1.
Can I use Pätches if I take medication or have a condition?
Most people can. The formula is deliberately simple: lavender extract, allantoin and glycerin. Hormone-free, no melatonin, nothing habit-forming, and it works through the skin instead of the stomach.
If you take prescription medication, or you’re pregnant or nursing, show those three ingredients to your pharmacist or doctor first.