Not the moods. Not the forgetting. The sleep. One plant extract, at the dose used in a placebo-controlled trial — and nothing else in the bottle.
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For a lot of people the sleep doesn't fade slowly. It breaks — at a particular point, for no reason anyone can name — and then it doesn't come back.
You fall asleep fine. Three hours later you're flat on your back doing arithmetic about tomorrow. You're not sleepy — you're depleted and wide awake at the same time, which is a different problem, and it doesn't respond to being sedated.
That was never the problem.
Melatonin is a timing signal. Genuinely useful if your body clock has drifted — jet lag, shift work, a late night that stuck. It has nothing to say about a mind that won't stand down, and for a lot of people it buys a few hours at the cost of the next morning.
Nightsteady works on a different idea: the stress that's keeping you awake, rather than the clock. In the trial our extract comes from, the same capsule moved both — how well people slept, and how stressed they reported feeling — with no increase in next-day sleepiness.
This is the part of the data that doesn't flatter anybody, and it's why we trust it. Every new supplement feels like it's working for about a week — that's the grey line. The real difference showed up at week three.
Self-reported sleep quality (0–10), 158 adults, 4 weeks. Randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled. Registration DRKS00033435. Findings relate to the saffron extract studied, not to any finished product.
Most sleep supplements are a stack — six to eleven things, rarely with the amounts printed. If they knew which one worked, they'd only put that one in.
St. John's Wort can interact with hormonal contraceptives, blood thinners and some antidepressants. Amounts frequently undisclosed.
That's the list. One capsule, about an hour before bed.
20 mg because that's the dose that performed in the trial — not the biggest number we could fit on the front.
In that study the lower dose matched the higher one on sleep quality and on stress, with fewer stomach complaints.
Every amount printed. Nothing hidden in a blend.
Nightsteady doesn't exist on a shelf yet. Here's exactly where it is, updated as it moves. If any step slips, the founding list hears it first.
Every published human trial on saffron and sleep, plus the raw data behind the chart above.
One standardised active at 20 mg. No blend, no filler actives, no melatonin.
In conversation with the European houses that hold the clinical dossiers. We're buying evidence, not powder.
cGMP facility, and the finished product assayed — not just the raw material certificate.
Limited by our minimum order. Founding list gets it first, at the price locked below.
We could say it works the first night. It doesn't. Week one, probably not much. Week two, a little. Week three is when the difference showed up in the trial — and it's when most people say they notice it. Anything that knocks you out in twenty minutes is sedating you, which is a different thing and comes with a morning attached.
So the guarantee runs 90 nights, not 30. A month isn't long enough to judge this fairly, which would make a 30-day promise a slightly dishonest one.
Start with one bottle. If it does nothing for you, tell us and we'll refund it — you won't need to post anything back.
— Gary, founder
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No. Ordinary saffron and a standardised extract are different products. The research is done on extracts made to a specific marker profile by a specific low-heat process — a commodity powder at the same milligram number inherits none of it. We'll publish our full specification and the finished-product lab report before we ship.
Because nobody has ever run a trial at 88.5 mg. A big number is a marketing decision. An unstandardised 88.5 mg can contain fewer of the active compounds than 20 mg of properly standardised material.
In the trial, next-day sleepiness did not increase. That's an absence of a downside rather than a promise of extra energy, and it's the honest way to put it.
Speak to your doctor first if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, if you take antidepressants, blood thinners or blood pressure medication, or if you have a diagnosed sleep disorder. The research was done in adults aged 18–65 and excluded several of these groups.
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