Kiwiherb Sound Asleep
Kiwiherb Sound Asleep is a fast-acting herbal aid containing NZ-grown Skullcap, Withania and Passionflower, which are traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to assist falling asleep faster, relieve sleeplessness and support the nervous system for a healthy sleep. This easy to use liquid formulation is ideal during times of stress. Taken 30 minutes before bed to help with a better night’s sleep.
Fast-acting potent liquid herbal formula
Traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to support sleep and help you fall asleep faster
Contains NZ grown organic Skullcap
May help reduce stress levels
$55.95
Product information
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Ingredients
Passionflower (Passionflora incarnata) herb
300mg/mL
Skullcap (Skullcap lateriflora) herb
100mg/mL
Withania/Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) root
150mg/mL
In a base of organic Manuka Honey containing natural strawberry flavour, organic apple cider vinegar, organic palm-free vegetable glycerine, ethanol and purified water. Contains no artificial flavours, sweeteners, colours or preservatives. No added gluten, yeast or dairy derivatives.
Directions for use
Adults: 15 mL half an hour before bedtime daily
Children 6 – 12 years: 3.5mL- 7.5mL half an hour before bedtime
Warnings
Always read the label. Follow the directions for us. If symptoms persist, talk to your healthcare professional.
Consult a health professional prior to use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Not suitable for infants under the age of twelve months.
Contains no more than 29 % v/v ethanol.
Contains sugars as honey.
Avoid use with other sedative medication (eg benzodiazepines, tricyclic antidepressants, opioid analgesics) unless under the guidance of a medical herbalist or doctor.
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