Melatonin Gummies Coupons & Prices

Melatonin Gummies FAQs

How much does Melatonin Gummies cost without insurance?

As an over-the-counter medication, Melatonin Gummies is not covered by insurance, so insured and uninsured customers can expect to pay $7.49 for Melatonin Gummies. With a SingleCare discount card and a prescription for Melatonin Gummies, you pay only $4.96.

How much does Melatonin Gummies cost with insurance?

Copay costs do not apply to Melatonin Gummies. It is neither a prescription drug nor covered by insurance plans. Currently, however, you will pay only $4.96 for Melatonin Gummies with a SingleCare savings card.

Does Medicare cover Melatonin Gummies and how much does it cost?

Medicare prescription drug plans do not cover purchases of Melatonin Gummies. For Medicare patients with a prescription for Melatonin Gummies, bring your SingleCare discount card to any participating big-box discount store, grocery store, or pharmacy and pay as little as $4.96.

What is the brand name of Melatonin Gummies?

Melatonin Gummies is widely available at retail stores and marketed under several well-known brand names including Natrol, Vitafusion, and Nature Made, among others. Lower-priced generic Melatonin Gummies can be found under familiar generic brands such as CVS, Up & Up, Spring Valley, Walgreens, Puritan's Pride, and many others.

What is Melatonin Gummies?

Melatonin Gummies is a brand-name over-the-counter medication or dietary supplement meant to promote regular sleep cycles. Melatonin is a naturally-occurring hormone that regulates human sleep cycles. Melatonin levels in the body begin to rise about two hours before a person's regular sleep time and return to daytime levels at waking time.

For this reason, physicians may advise or prescribe melatonin as a supplement to help correct or maintain normal sleep-wake cycles. Melatonin supplements have been found to help people with extreme sleep cycle problems (“extreme night owls” or “extreme morning larks”), help travelers with jet lag (for eastward travel only), and may help regulate sleep cycles in people with ADHD.

Melatonin is sometimes marketed or used to treat occasional sleep problems, such as insomnia. However, melatonin only regulates sleep. There is no evidence that melatonin supplements can initiate sleep in people with occasional or chronic sleeplessness or insomnia.

What are the side effects of Melatonin Gummies?

Melatonin Gummies will have few and minor side effects if taken as directed and in moderation. Most side effects will be due to overuse or overdose. These side effects include headache, dizziness, nausea, diarrhea, daytime sleepiness, bedwetting, and mental and mood changes, such as mood swings or nightmares.

Melatonin Gummies raises blood sugar and so should not be taken by people diagnosed with diabetes.

Melatonin Gummies like all over-the-counter dietary supplements are not well-regulated and should be used with caution. The amount of Melatonin Gummies in each gummy may deviate widely from the dose indicated on the package. Because of potential side effects, Melatonin Gummies is not advised for children.