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Calming supplements are typically sold in three formats: powders, gummies, and softgels.

Common active ingredients include magnesium (and sometimes calcium in powders), GABA, ashwagandha, L-theanine, lemon balm, melatonin, chamomile, lavender, valerian root, and vitamin D3.

Labeling varies: some products are marketed as kid-friendly or for all ages, while others specify age limits such as 7 years and up, 12 years and up, or 18 years and up.

Magnesium amounts vary by product. Examples in these listings include about 210 mg per serving, 350 mg per serving, and about 83 mg per gummy.

Doses vary by formulation: one listed melatonin gummy provides 2 mg per serving, while a higher-dose option totals 6 mg per serving (noted as 3 mg per gummy in that formulation).

Reviews report mixed timing: many users describe fast or fast-acting effects (minutes up to about 30 minutes), while others report noticeable benefits only after regular use over weeks (often around a month).

Flavors mentioned include raspberry lemon, blackberry vanilla, sunny sherbet (a raspberry/lime/orange mix), and blue coconut.

Descriptions vary by product: some relaxation supplements emphasize supporting calm without causing sleepiness, while melatonin-containing formulations are explicitly described as helping you fall asleep and supporting sleep.

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