I currently take melatonin so I was interested in trying these versus taking a pill. I like that this has L-Theanine in it which for me aids with having a calming sleep (reduces dreaming for me). It's hard to find a pill version of melatonin with L-theanine in it so I was definitely interested in trying for that reason as well. It does has a light lavender smell and stuck nicely to my upper arm. The edges do start to peel up on me by morning. These only work just ok for me. No significant difference for me with all of the extra ingredients versus taking a 5mg pill of melatonin (with no extra ingredients). Might work ok for someone who doesn't take a lot of melatonin nor that often. I'll use these interchangeably with the pills I have left.

Always looking for sleep aids so I thought I'd give these a try. Unfortunately, these work (on me) about as well as any other, which is not very. But can't necessarily blame this product. I understand all these supplements are just that, and not a tranquilizer or sedative. They are kinda big and thick and stick well. Maybe the lavender scent is supposed to help calm you for a better sleep. I was thinking it's a novel idea and continuous release may be helpful. Still I give this product an A for effort.

What these haven't done is help me sleep.<br />I do have an adhesive allergy and was a little worried I might be allergic to these but no irritation developed even after overnight wear which is a plus.<br />Light lavender scent which is more noticeable in the morning when I remove it. Packaging was cute with other information on how to help with sleep quality and the patches themselves come inside a plastic bag but it isn't resealable so I assume it's okay for them to be exposed to the air.<br />I was lured in by the capybara. I won't be buying more.

We ordered this hoping it would help with restlessness. My husband my oldest and I all tried the patches and it did nothing. I wouldn't recommend this.

Unfortunately, I sweat when I sleep so the patches keep falling off. The first night I put a patch on my neck, the second night on my upper arm, and the third night on my wrist. Unfortunately, the patches fell off in the middle of the night due to my sweating. I may try putting one on my wrist and then putting an elastic hair tie over the patch to keep it on?? If this works I will post an update.<br />They do have a nice, relaxing scent and the idea is wonderful.

I was hesitant to try these, but they seem to work just as well as the chewable Melatonin that I normally take!