one more email
then one more after that. the laptop closes around midnight, but nothing in your head closes with it.
for minds that will not power down
your body is in bed. your brain is in a meeting.
offswitch is a warm night drink that walks your nervous system down to sleep. 300 mg magnesium glycinate, 3 g glycine, 50 mg apigenin. no melatonin, no sugar, nothing habit forming.
$39 a month · 60-night guarantee · cancel anytime
4.8 from 2,140 sleepers
15 min faster to sleep by week two, on average
third-party tested, every batch
avg. time to fall asleep
week 0
34 min
week 3
19 min
the loop
tired all day. wired all night.
it has a rhythm, and you know it by heart.
phone down, brain up
lights off. your brain picks this exact moment to replay the standup, the unpaid invoice, and a thing you said in 2019.
the alarm wins again
coffee patches you through to lunch. by evening you are exhausted, and somehow the whole cycle books itself again for tonight.
the plain-words version
cortisol is your alert hormone. it is supposed to fall all evening and bottom out at night. late screens, late work, and late caffeine hold it up, so your body lies down while your internal alarm system stays on shift. offswitch exists to help that system stand down.
why this works
melatonin was the wrong tool.
melatonin tells your body what time it is. it is a clock signal, useful for jet lag, and for most people with a racing mind the clock was never the problem.
most gummies also dose 5 to 10 mg, several times what sleep research actually uses. that is the fog you felt at 9 am.
offswitch works on the calm side instead. three compounds, each with one job, each at the dose the studies used.
magnesium glycinate 300 mg
helps your nervous system shift from alert to rest. the glycinate form absorbs well and is gentle on the stomach, unlike the oxide in cheap blends.
glycine 3 g
gently lowers core body temperature, the physical cue your body waits for before deep sleep. in studies it cut time-to-sleep from the first nights.
apigenin 50 mg
the calming compound in chamomile, concentrated. it takes the edge off the racing-thought loop without sedating you, so mornings stay clear.
the label, in full
what's in the cup.
three actives. exact doses on the front of the tin, because the doses are the point.
| ingredient | dose / serving | what it does | why this form |
|---|---|---|---|
| magnesium glycinate | 300 mg elemental | shifts the nervous system from alert to rest; most adults run short of magnesium from food alone | glycinate absorbs better than oxide and skips the digestive trouble |
| glycine | 3 g | lowers core body temperature, the body's physical cue to start deep sleep | 3 g is the dose used in the sleep-latency studies, not a sprinkle |
| apigenin | 50 mg | quiets racing thoughts by calming the same receptors chamomile works on | 50 mg equals roughly 12 cups of chamomile tea, without the 3 am bathroom trip |
not in the cup
melatonin 0 mg
sugar 0 g
artificial sweeteners 0
proprietary blends 0
tastes like warm chamomile with a faint honey note, lightly sweetened with monk fruit. no chalk, no aftertaste.
two versions of tonight
the same night, measured.
gold is deep sleep. watch where it sits, and how much of it there is.
most nights
scrolling
light
light
7:00 alarm
on offswitch
light
deep
light
light + rem
awake or restless
light sleep + rem
deep sleep
representative nights drawn from subscriber sleep-tracker exports, week 0 and week 3. deep sleep in this pair: 48 minutes before, 1 h 54 after. your numbers will be your own.
what changes
three differences you can feel.
asleep sooner
the ceiling loses its audience. the drink lands about 45 minutes before bed and walks you down instead of knocking you out.
12 to 18 min faster by week twofewer 3 am wakes
glycine's temperature drop helps you stay under once you are under. the eyes-open-at-3:12 ritual gets rare, then strange.
subscribers report 40% fewer night wakesclear mornings
nothing in the cup sedates you, so there is nothing to sleep off. you wake up because you finished sleeping, and the first hour counts.
zero next-day grogginess reported by 9 in 10
sleepers, on record
specific people, specific numbers.
"i went from 45 minutes of ceiling-staring to about 15. i stopped dreading bedtime, which i did not expect from a drink."
"my whoop deep sleep went from 1:12 to 1:41 in three weeks. same bedtime, same job, same kids."
"quit melatonin after two years on it. no fog at standup, and i do not need a nap to survive 3 pm anymore."
how to take it
the wind-down, in three moves.
stir
one scoop into warm water, 45 minutes before bed. warm matters: it slows you down on purpose.
set down the day
the cup is your cue. screens face down, laptop shut. the ritual does half the work before the ingredients start theirs.
lights low
let the warmth do the negotiating. most people feel the shift about 30 minutes in, as a loosening rather than a wave.
the offer
one tin. thirty nights.
every tin ships from the us within 24 hours, with a steel scoop in the first one.
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$54
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$1.80 a night
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for reference: the coffee that patches your bad mornings runs about $6 a cup.
the 60-night deal.
drink it for 60 nights. if you are not falling asleep faster, write to us and we refund the lot. keep the tin, keep the scoop. no return label, no forms with small print.
we can afford this because 87% of subscribers are still here after six months. the product does the retaining.
questions, answered straight
before you ask.
will i become dependent on it?
no. nothing in offswitch sedates you or replaces a hormone your body should make itself. magnesium, glycine, and apigenin support processes your body already runs every night. stop any time and your sleep returns to its baseline, not below it.
why is there no melatonin?
melatonin is a clock signal. it tells your body what time it is, which helps with jet lag and shift work. if your problem is a racing mind at a normal bedtime, the clock was never the issue, and the 5 to 10 mg doses in most gummies are what caused your morning fog.
how fast does it work?
glycine's effect on time-to-sleep shows up in studies within the first nights. the fuller effect, especially fewer 3 am wakes, builds over two to three weeks as your magnesium levels restore. that is why the guarantee runs 60 nights and not 14.
what does it taste like?
warm chamomile with a faint honey note, lightly sweet from monk fruit. closer to a quiet tea than a supplement. if you hate it, the guarantee covers that too.
can i take it with coffee, alcohol, or medication?
morning coffee is fine; just keep caffeine before 2 pm if sleep is the goal. alcohol blunts deep sleep on its own, and offswitch does not cancel that out. if you take prescription medication, especially for blood pressure or anxiety, ask your doctor before adding anything, including this.
when exactly should i drink it?
about 45 minutes before you want to be asleep. glycine's temperature effect and apigenin's calming effect both land in that window. set a recurring reminder for the first week; after that the ritual reminds you.
tonight could be the quiet one.
one tin is thirty nights. the guarantee covers sixty. the math is on your side.
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