We made this because we needed it.
We were the ones awake at 3AM doing math on how many hours we had left. Not anxious exactly. Not sick. Just awake, with a brain that had decided 3:14AM was the correct time to relitigate a conversation from 2019.
So we did what tired women do: we tried everything. The gummies that tasted like candy and worked like candy. The 10 mg melatonin that knocked us out and then held us hostage until 11AM the next day. The nighttime cold medicine, which is not a sleep aid, which we knew, which we took anyway. The wine. The scrolling. The counting.
Then we read the labels properly, and got annoyed.
Most sleep aids weren't built with us in mind
Doses were high because high doses sell. Formulas were vague because proprietary blends hide how little is actually in them. And nothing on any label acknowledged the specific reasons women lie awake — hormones, hot flashes, leg cramps, a mental load that does not clock off at bedtime.
So we built the thing we wanted
A low, honest 2 mg of melatonin. Six botanicals that have earned their keep — valerian, chamomile, GABA, L-tryptophan, lemon balm, passion flower — at doses printed on the label in numbers you can actually read. Third party tested. Made in the USA. No proprietary blend, no mystery, no sugar, no dye.
And packaging that talks to you like an adult who is very, very tired.
Some nights are for dreams. Some nights are for survival. Either way, we got you.
— The women who built Make Me Snore
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.