Meet WELLSLEPT, a nightly, hormone-free supplement made for the biology of women 40+.
Get your sleep back
You fall asleep fine. Then, somewhere in the night, you’re wide awake for no reason you can name, and your mind is already up. For women in midlife, that’s the most common sleep complaint, and it gets more common through the transition.1, 2 Falling asleep is a line you cross once. Staying asleep is something your body has to hold all night.
As estrogen and progesterone shift, they change more than your cycle. They affect your stress response and your body clock, and either one can pull you out of sleep on its own.3 In one sleep-lab study, hot flashes explained only about a quarter of the time women lay awake at night.4 Sleep can start to break down before you notice any other change.5
Melatonin, magnesium, the drugstore sleep aid: they mostly help you drift off, and only a little.6, 7 None of them was made for a body that wakes itself up, for several reasons at once. A better bedtime routine can’t override that either. You didn’t do anything wrong. You were handed tools for a different problem.
How WELLSLEPT compares with the melatonin, magnesium and drugstore sleep aids you’ve likely tried.
| Attribute | WELLSLEPT | What you’ve tried |
|---|---|---|
| Supports staying asleep through the night*Melatonin and magnesium mostly help you fall asleep, and only by minutes.6, 7 | Yes | No |
| Clear mornings, no hangover*Drugstore sleep aids can leave you foggy the next day. | Yes | No |
| Non-sedatingDrugstore sleep aids work by sedation, and in one study the effect faded by day 4.8 | Yes | No |
| Hormone-freeMelatonin is itself a hormone, and many menopause blends add plant estrogens.9 | Yes | No |
| Research-level doses, all on the labelProprietary blends don’t tell you how much of each ingredient you get. | Yes | No |
| Made for nightly useMost drugstore sleep aids are labeled for occasional sleeplessness. | Yes | No |
We started from what keeps women in midlife from staying asleep, not from what’s trending. Each ingredient is dosed at or above the lowest dose its own human trials used.**
22.5%
less time awake after falling asleep*
A seed-oil extract, standardized for thymoquinone. That figure comes from a 7-day placebo-controlled trial in adults with unrefreshing sleep.14
~30 min
more deep sleep a night*
From young corn leaves, standardized for the plant compound 6-MBOA. Measured over 4 weeks against a placebo.15
18 studies
897 people, better self-reported sleep quality*
An amino acid from tea leaves. In a 2025 review, it improved how well people said they slept and how quickly they fell asleep.16
Nights that hold. Mornings that start clear. And the patience, focus and sense of yourself that come back when you’ve actually slept.
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It isn’t a sedative. It’s made to support staying asleep through the night, not to put you under for a few hours.*
It’s designed to leave your mornings clear. We kept out every ingredient linked to next-day grogginess, which is why there’s no melatonin or antihistamine in it.*
You can take it every night for as long as you like, and stop whenever you want. Every ingredient was chosen for long-term nightly use, and none of them is habit-forming.
Some women notice calmer nights within the first week. The full benefit is designed to build over 30 to 60 days of nightly use.*
Take 2 capsules with water each evening, 30 to 60 minutes before bed. Each bag holds 30 servings.
Gummies need sugar and flavoring, and they can’t hold a full research dose of every active. Two capsules can, with nothing added for taste.
Because sleep is a long game. Your nights shape your days, and over the years, much more than your days: your quality of life, your relationships, your career, how clearly you think, and your health. Committing to it is a true investment. WELLSLEPT is made to be taken every night, and the benefit builds over weeks,* so a subscription keeps you on it long enough to feel the difference.
Yes. Cancel online in a few clicks, no questions asked, and you won’t be charged again. We email you before every renewal, so nothing comes as a surprise.
Talk to your doctor before you start, especially if you take prescription medication or hormone therapy. Bring the label with you.