"Month four and it still works"
That's the part I didn't expect. Everything else I tried worked for a week or so and then quietly stopped, so I kept waiting for the same thing to happen here. But it hasn't. 4 months in and it's the same as week 1.
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What you swallow breaks down in your stomach and passes through your liver before any of it reaches you. A patch doesn’t.
Linalool works on the phase where your body actually recovers.
Lavender extract, allantoin and glycerin. Vegan and latex-free.
Tested on sensitive skin. The adhesive holds all night and comes off without pulling.


Carries linalool, the compound that calms the nervous system. The part that gets your head to stop running.

Lowers the threshold back into sleep, so falling back asleep doesn’t take an act of will.

The part that lasts longest. Still there deep into the night, long after a pill has worn off.

The plant’s most concentrated part. Works on the phase that decides whether those hours counted as rest.

Evens out the night, so it becomes one long stretch instead of fifteen short ones.
Sleep comes back gradually. The first nights are about calming the nervous system.
Nights 1 to 3
Week 1
Week 3
Week 6 and Beyond

Released evenly for eight hours. A pill does most of its work in the first few.

Peel it off and the delivery stops immediately. No fog hanging around till lunch.

Five parts of the lavender. A scent patch has only the flower, and it just smells.

Medically and dermatologically tested. Patches falling off is the most common complaint in this category.

No tolerance, and nothing that shuts down what your body makes on its own.
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Because it runs on a clock, not on your mood. Cortisol rises toward morning to wake you, and under long strain that rise starts earlier — so the waking arrives at the same hour whether or not anything is wrong that day.
It also explains the part nobody tells you: the waking comes first, the thoughts come after. You are not awake because you are worrying. You are worrying because your body already woke you.
Linalool, lavender's calming compound, is small and fat-soluble — the profile that crosses skin. It reaches the bloodstream within about twenty minutes of contact.
A scent patch goes on your pajamas and works on the air around you. If the smell were doing the work here, it would stop the moment you rolled over.
No. There is nothing here for your body to adjust to. The patch works only while it's on, and your body spends sixteen hours a day completely without it, so nothing accumulates.
It works the same on night 90 as on night 1, and you can stop any night without withdrawal.
On clean, dry skin on the inside of your forearm, just before bed. Peel it off in the morning and the delivery stops right there.
One patch a night. Thirty patches to a pack.
Most people notice the first change within the first week, and the nights start holding together around week three.
Give it at least fourteen nights before you decide. A nervous system that has been wound up for years does not settle in one.
It's medically and dermatologically tested to hold through the night, including if you wake up warm. It comes off without pulling and without residue.
About one in ten notice mild redness where it sat, which fades within an hour. Move it to the other arm and that usually settles.
Most people can. The formula is deliberately simple: lavender extract, allantoin and glycerin. Hormone-free, melatonin-free, nothing habit-forming.
If you take prescription medication, or you're pregnant or nursing, show those three ingredients to your pharmacist or doctor first. We don't give medical advice ourselves.
Email us within 30 nights of delivery and you get your money back — opened pack included.
We won't promise it works for everyone, because sleep is individual and some people notice nothing. But we won't make it hard to change your mind, and a person answers.