Vitamins
6-Hour Timed-Release Melatonin — 300 mcg, 100 Tablets
Product description
Long-lasting sleep support — Melatonin is a naturally occurring hormone that rises at night to signal sleep. This formula delivers a steady release over about six hours to encourage both falling asleep and remaining asleep through the night.
Circadian support — Modern habits, travel, aging and other factors can disturb the body’s internal clock. Regular, low-dose melatonin can help re-align healthy sleep-wake rhythms so you wake feeling more refreshed.
Timed-release formulation — These tablets are formulated to dissolve gradually over a six-hour window. The bottle contains 100 tablets, each delivering 300 micrograms of melatonin per dose. The product is labeled gluten-free and produced using non-GMO ingredients.
Quality and provenance — The formula was developed by supplement formulators and a Certificate of Analysis is produced for each lot. The majority of ingredients are non-GMO and gluten-free, and the product is manufactured in the United States using internationally sourced components.
Pros
- Low 300 mcg dose supports gentle sleep onset
- Timed-release action helps maintain sleep for hours
- Gluten-free and largely non-GMO ingredients
Cons
- Six-hour release may not cover a full night for some
- Some users report varied individual responses
- Limited dosing flexibility in a single-strength tablet
VerdictThis 300 mcg timed-release melatonin provides gentle, sustained support for falling asleep and staying asleep without strong sedation. Manufactured with gluten-free, non-GMO ingredients and sold in a 100-tablet count, it’s aimed at restoring sleep-wake timing and reducing middle-of-the-night wake-ups for many users. Certificate of Analysis available for quality assurance.
Reviews
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BeckyLou 5/5
No bad dreams for me
I usually get odd side effects from melatonin, but this formulation agrees with me and I haven't experienced nightmares or heavy grogginess.
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Barbara B. 5/5
Finally sleeping a full stretch
I used to wake between 4:00 and 5:30 a.m. and not be able to return to sleep. After trying this 300 mcg timed-release I’m regularly getting about seven hours and can go back to sleep after a brief bathroom break. I feel alert in the morning with no grogginess.
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Shane 5/5
Lifesaver for my routine
This product dramatically improved my nights. The extended-release dose suits me much better than plain melatonin tablets and keeps me asleep without feeling drugged the next day.
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Bryce 5/5
Small dose, sustained release does the trick
I’ve tried many melatonin products and the lower microgram dose here proves more effective for me. The slow-release profile stops me from waking fully in the middle of the night and helped re-establish a regular sleep routine without grogginess.
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Anon Y. 3/5
Your mileage may vary
I experienced nightmares and early waking, similar to my reactions to other melatonins. A different extended-release option from the same maker helped my mother differently, so results can differ between people.
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Judith K. Warner 5/5
Comparable to pricier timed-release options
I switched from a higher-priced timed-release brand and found this performs similarly. There wasn’t much accompanying literature, so if you’re moving from a larger dose be sure to research proper tapering and usage guidance before changing regimens.
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Truckin Tortuga 4/5
Lower doses may be more sustainable
I tested this smaller dose over several evenings and found it effective. It’s surprising that less can work better — very high exposure can blunt receptor response, so modest dosing may avoid tolerance for some people.
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emory2001 5/5
Works very well — wish it lasted a bit longer
After trying many remedies, this melatonin has given me the most consistent sleep. I use a heavy eye mask nightly and was surprised when I began waking frequently and early. I preferred non-addictive, mild options, so I tried herbal teas and supplements first with little help. This product reduced my nighttime awakenings, though I would welcome an eight-hour release for full-night coverage.
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