The entire formula for this product is not disclosed online, but may be present on the label of the product. However, this is likely to be frustrating for those consumers who want to research a product before use to ensure quality. Also, many consumers need to make sure the supplement will not cause any potential allergic reactions. Some consumers may be dismayed by the manufacturer that this information was not posted, and we do want to note that many trustworthy companies will display this information online.

However, we were able to find two active ingredients listed on an independent retailer site. This product is said to contain Lactose. It is also shared that this supplement includes sugar in its formulation, but the exact content or the other contained ingredients were not shared.

Lactose is contained in dairy products and has often been thought to promote higher quality sleep. In fact, an old wives tale is to drink a glass of milk before going to bed in order to quicken dreams. Though, we are not confident that this ingredient will address the complex needs when it comes to continual sleep disruptions.

A better option may be an ingredient that can break down toxins and caffeine found in the body. Oftentimes, such substances have been attributed as the cause of sleep disruptions. A supplement that can perform this function may be more effective at promoting interrupted sleep then Nelson’s formulation alone.

Furthermore, we are confused as to why this product contains sugar. Not only does that add calories to the daily diet that many users may not want, but sugar is known to temporarily boost energy, which is often described as being “wired.” We are unable to see how a product that contains a lot of sugar can promote better sleep.

There is no product website for this sleep aid, but Nelsons does post an accessible company website. This product has its own webpage, but is missing essential information. Not only is the complete ingredient list missing from the site, but there are no posted testimonials and cited research. We do think this site could benefit from adding these components, especially since they are what potential customers look for when visiting a product website.

• Inexpensive

• Complete ingredient list is not posted online
• No testimonials displayed on website
• May not contain patented ingredients
• No cited research online
• Does not come with a money-back guarantee

In the end, considering what we know of the formula, this product may help with occasional sleep problems, but is unlikely to help those people who have more frequent disturbances in sleep cycles. In those cases, we suggest finding a product that takes a more comprehensive approach to this issue, and recommend only buying products that have a complete ingredient list posted online.

This product is very moderately priced. A single bottle sells for just under $8. This low cost may make consumers comfortable with testing this product’s effectiveness out, even though the supplement does not come with a money-back guarantee.