Crush Cost Sleep Caps

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WARNING: This product is only intended for use in healthy adults 18 years of age or older. May cause excessive drowsiness. Refer to package label for full list of warnings.

Crush Cost Sleep Caps are a powerful blend of Magnesium Glycinate, L-Theanine and Melatonin for ultimate sleep support. This blend was developed by Grant Harting, a licensed pharmacist in four states.

Each Bottle contains 90 capsules for 30 servings.

For users who have difficulty swallowing, Sleep Caps may be opened and sprinkled on soft food or mixed with beverage of choice and administered immediately. Do not store the mixture for later use.

When users buy a Crush Cost supplement, they are buying an expert developed formula with proper ingredients and amounts. Other products undercut amounts of important ingredients and add unimportant ingredients that offer little or no value to seem unique. Crush Cost does not.

Crush Cost package sizes are developed with utility and pricing in mind. Other products match their quantity to their desired price point.

Crush Cost Sleep Caps are made in an FDA registered, cGMP certified facility that Crush Cost personally inspected. Crush Cost Sleep Caps ingredients are tested by an ISO accredited third party lab for quality and purity.

FAQ

Are there any cost effective alternatives?

Yes! Since we already developed the formula, you can simply recreate it at a fraction of the cost.

For users who feel comfortable creating the correct serving and do not mind taking 4 pills from three different bottles, we do recommend Nutricost for the lowest price point.

For a precise, convenient and confident product, Crush Cost Sleep Caps are right here.

5 mg of melatonin is too high, isn't it?

After reviewing many studies, expert articles, and using our own anecdotal experiences, Crush Cost believes 5 mg of melatonin is the optimal serving size for the most amount of people.

There doesn't seem to be any benefit in going over 5 mg. Servings less than 5 mg seem to be equally beneficial.

Timing (30-60 minutes before bed) and consistency of melatonin administration is likely more important than the negligible differences between generally accepted melatonin serving sizes.