Relaxium Sleep Aid Review: Hope or Hype?

Relaxium is an over the counter sleep aid. In this video I review the ingredients, their effectiveness, side effects and warnings. At the end of the video I give you my overall take on whether I would use it or not.

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[fred]

Thank you for good information.I take the product.And it did not help that much.Whatever you said on the video did it to me.I did not fall asleep all the way and I had some nightmare too.Thank you for the video

[kimwashington]

I appreciate an honest review, thank you!!!!

[virginiaguice]

Glad you put this out here because i am alergic to so many things and melatonin bad for me

[raynic]

I tried the NyQuil melatonin product. Holy crap was a scary experience. I did get to sleep but woke up within an hour or two with my heart racing and anxiety thruogh the roof...i was freakin' nervous as hell. I'll never touch that stuff again.

[caesarminor]

Would love to have known what your top choice was

[tammybarnes]

I took my first dose of relaxium and it was a horrible experience for me. I fell asleep fast but that was the Only positive. Every joint in my knees, elbows, hip began hurting something terrible ( I don't have joint pain normally. My mind was not able to rest and I was awake within 3 hours. I have my daughter a bottle but she didn't try it last night. I am very hesitant to try taking again and it was very expensive very expensive. I'm kinda disappointed in Mr. Huckebee for endorsing such a expensive item for the average Joe.

[wash]

Thank you for your time in your video. Could you please suggest something for memory. I am 62 and just getting a little bit really forgetful. Thank you so much.

[notahacker]

Ordered but website confusing. Ended up being charged expedite shipping &9.95 extra which was not expedited. Was not sure my order went through since no confirmation. Therefore ordered from Amazon for cheaper price and no shipping. Took for about one week. First night I didn’t sleep at all which is opposite effect. Other nights still could not sleep through the night. Sending back order from Relaxium and they refunding expedited fee. Customer service was helpful. Disappointed it didn’t work

[jameshickok]

I don’t know what these people are talking about. Y’all must be taking narcotic’s or something.
I took 2 pills of this and was knocked OUT
I woke up the next day still groggy. So now I only take 1.
I don’t take them every night (they are a bit expensive) but they help with anxiety and getting a full nights sleep (something that’s normally difficult for me)

[joet]

What would you recommend for an 86 yoa women with type 2 diabetes? She is having problems sleeping.

[garyhaley]

What would you recommend for insomnia? I need something to help me stay asleep. Thanks!

[peggymckinney]

I have a friend taking this for about 5 months; she’s about 70, small, active, eats healthy. She has developed some memory problems and is now being evaluated for Alzheimer’s. I’m curious if this product could be contributing to her memory issues? Thanks

[SS-qldc]

Relaxium is deceptive. They said they'll give you a free trial and without my knowledge added me to their subscription policy. I did not give them permission to add me to their subscription but they did it without my knowledge. Very deceptive. I would not trust these guys.

[garyhaley]

How about a review on Nonyx toenail fungus killer? Thanks

[marksmith]

what would u recommend besides magnesium glyciante. i tried it and it didnt help. i used more than 10 herbs and 10 prescriptions over the years with no luck. none helped. also went to many doctors and wasted money. thanks

[djman]

I've found this product useful. I wasn' sure about it originally as what I was told made it sound like a infomercial. "Made by a doctor" n' stuff of the like. Though upon trying it, and getting positive results as I often have a harder time getting to sleep and staying asleep, I grew curious of what is in it and how it worked as I'm always looking to refine how I do things. I was sad to learn that melatonin, which had worked for me before, was in it. I'm further disappointed to learn how much it has in it from this video. And the inconclusive evidence of the other ingredients, and the shear volume of them, disappoints me further. Fortunately, I've not dealt with the company as I've purchased it of Amazon which was around $0.50/pill. ($35/bottle of 60 pills). Still considerably more expensive than the 3mg of melatonin I've gotten prior, as I hadn't found a lower dose. While this product has worked for me, I did feel I was experiencing extensive sleep. Whereby sleeping for up to 14hrs, which to my understanding is 'not good'. I'm curious to see more research on melatonin, as the research I've seen and heard about has been positive for taking small doses, considerably less than this product has. Though Curtis here seems to think it's entirely unnecessary and counterproductive to the point. As I am not a doctor or other medical personnel, I shall take his word on it. And carry it into my further investigations across many more studies, opinions, articles, videos, etc, as I do my best to inform myself of the widest possible picture. I can only say that my understanding of the human body is that each individual is different and generally needs minorly different levels of the chemicals that make it up and operate it to function the same as any other. So I believe this to be a particularly complex topic to effectively nail down to a precise and definitive yes or no or how much. Simply that it can be effective for some albeit with perhaps some negative side-effects suc has everything has.

[stevek]

The comments were not good I am giving primal sleep a try what do you think of that waiting for it now to be delivered

[kr]

I take 5 mg of melatonin almost every night. If that alone makes you sleep, why do they add all that other stuff in. And I didn't know it was bad for you I thought it was natural supplement.

[stymiewilliams]

No hope and no hype. Falling asleep naturally has no bad side affects. Taking some pill with ingredients that sound foreign is not the answer. Even after all the negative side affects you mentioned people will run out to buy this stuff. There's a natural way to fall asleep. The human body is designed that way. This is not the way to go long term. As far as people stating they have poor sleep and nightmares, stop watching negative crap on the black screen right before you go to bed. Duh!

[craigtock]

If you say the melatonin is a little bit too strong I don't know if you're talkin about the gummies if you mean gummies you could take a half of one