Betterly Nutrition

Sleep & Relaxation

Wind down, naturally. Our Sleep & Relaxation collection brings together magnesium glycinate, ashwagandha, and gentle nighttime blends chosen to help you relax and support deep, restful sleep — so tomorrow starts better. Clean formulas, readable labels, and steady support you can build a real routine around.

The short version

How to build an evening wind-down routine

Sleep support is less about one perfect capsule than about giving your body the same cue at the same time every night. Everything in this collection is chosen for that job — minerals and botanicals traditionally used to help you relax and settle in. They are here to support the wind-down you are already trying to do, not to do it for you.

Two things matter more than how the label looks: the form of the ingredient, and the dose you will realistically take every night. Magnesium Glycinate is the chelated form people reach for after dark because it is gentle on the stomach. If everyday stress is the part you want support with, Ashwagandha is the adaptogen most routines start with. And if you would rather take one thing than three, our all-in-one Sleep Support capsule puts the wind-down ingredients into a single evening dose.

Consistency beats intensity. Pick one product, take it at the same point in your evening — following the directions on your label — and give it a few honest weeks before you judge it. Subscribe & Save takes 10% off and can be skipped, paused or cancelled from your account whenever you like, which is the easiest way to keep a nightly habit stocked. Rest and daytime output are two halves of one routine, so plenty of people run this collection alongside training and everyday energy support. If you want to know why these three formulas made the cut and others did not, what a product has to show us before we list it is the short version.

Read first

Guides for Sleep & Relaxation

The form printed on the label changes more than the packaging does — magnesium glycinate versus citrate is the five-minute read that settles which one belongs in an evening routine.

More on rest, stress and routine-building in the full Betterly guide library.

Before you buy

Sleep & Relaxation questions, answered

When should I take a sleep supplement?
Follow the directions on the product label — most evening formulas are taken shortly before bed. Taking it at the same time each night matters more than the exact minute, because the routine is doing part of the work. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition, talk to your healthcare provider before use.
What is the difference between magnesium glycinate and a full sleep blend?
Magnesium Glycinate is a single-ingredient mineral in a chelated form chosen to be gentle on the stomach. Sleep Support is a blend, so it covers more of the evening routine in one capsule. The complete ingredient panel for each is on its product page, taken from the manufacturer’s product specification.
Can I take ashwagandha and magnesium in the same routine?
Plenty of people take an adaptogen and a mineral together. Follow the label directions for each product rather than improvising doses, and check with your healthcare provider first if you take medication or have a medical condition.
How quickly will a sleep order arrive?
Our fulfillment partner packs orders in 2–5 business days and USPS delivers 2–4 business days after that, so most orders arrive in roughly 4–9 business days. Shipping is charged at cost with no markup — a single bottle is usually $4.50 — and we ship to the lower 48 only, so no Alaska or Hawaii.

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The rest of the range

Sleep rarely travels alone. If you are building a routine that covers the whole day, these are the other eight goals we formulate for:

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Shipping, returns and support

Everything in this collection ships from our U.S. fulfillment partner. Before you order:

* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.