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If you are shopping for sleep supplements in NZ, start with the outcome you want: winding down at night, staying asleep, or building a simpler evening routine. This collection focuses on magnesium-based options and targeted sleep support, with bundles available for easy, consistent use. Read more If your goal is...

If you are shopping for sleep supplements in NZ, start with the outcome you want: winding down at night, staying asleep, or building a simpler evening routine. This collection focuses on magnesium-based options and targeted sleep support, with bundles available for easy, consistent use.

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If your goal is better sleep, choose a supplement that matches your pattern (trouble switching off vs waking during the night) and that you can take consistently. In this collection you will find magnesium options for evening relaxation, plus targeted sleep support for seniors, and supportive daily packs for wellbeing.

How to choose

  • Your sleep pattern: If you feel tense or restless at bedtime, start with magnesium for a calmer wind-down. If you tend to wake often, consider a bedtime option designed for staying asleep support.
  • How simple you want it: A single product can be easy to trial. A pack can suit people who prefer a set routine without overthinking it.
  • Your age and daily needs: If you are shopping for an older adult, a seniors-focused sleep option can be a better fit than a one-size approach.
  • Comfort and tolerance: Start with the lowest recommended serving and assess how you feel the next day before increasing.
  • Medicines and health conditions: If you take regular medicines or have ongoing health concerns, check suitability with your pharmacist or GP.

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FAQs

What sleep supplements are in this collection?

This collection includes magnesium options designed for relaxation and sleep routines, plus targeted sleep support for seniors. You will also see wellbeing packs that include a senior multi and CoQ10, and options like fish oil omega 3 that can support broader daily wellbeing.

Is magnesium good for sleep?

Magnesium can support relaxation at night for some people, especially when stress or muscle tension is part of the picture. It is usually most helpful as a steady routine support rather than a one-night fix.

When should I take magnesium for sleep?

Most people take magnesium in the evening as part of their wind-down routine. Follow the label directions, and aim for consistent timing rather than changing the dose day to day.

What if I wake up during the night?

Start with basics first: consistent wake time, morning light, and a calmer pre-bed routine. If waking continues, consider a bedtime product in this collection that is positioned around staying asleep support, and track changes for 1 to 2 weeks.

Should I choose a sleep pack or a single product?

If you are new to sleep support, starting with one product can help you learn what works for you. If you already know you want a simple, consistent routine, a pack can be an easier way to stick with it.

Can I take sleep support every night?

Many people use sleep support daily, but it depends on the product and your tolerance. Start low, follow the label, and reassess if you notice next-day sluggishness or any unwanted effects.

Are these options suitable for over 50s?

Yes, this collection includes a seniors-focused sleep option and magnesium-based choices that suit many older adults. If you take regular medicines, it is smart to check with your pharmacist or GP before starting.

Can I combine magnesium with fish oil omega 3 or CoQ10?

In many routines, magnesium is used alongside other daily supplements like fish oil omega 3 and CoQ10. If you take prescription medicines or manage an ongoing condition, confirm your plan with a healthcare professional.

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