Rescue Sleep Overview

There are millions of people convinced that homeopathic cures are really the best solutions to most medical issues.

That is the mindset behind the Rescue Sleep formula, which uses a proprietary blend of traditional plants for inducing sleep.

The packaging indicates that it contains a mixture of Star of Bethlehem, Rock Rose, Cherry Plum, Impatiens, Clematis, and White Chestnut.

The concern that we have about this is that the percentages contained in the mixture are not mentioned.

This means that the ingredients in Rescue Sleepcould be diluted to the point of being ineffectual or they might be too potent for safety.

We explored this a bit further and discovered that the manufacturer, Bach, uses diluted compounds and that the one truly active ingredient is the 27% brandy in the bottle.

We were a bit surprised by this, but quickly realized that it would require around 27 bottles of the formulation to get the same quantity of brandy in a single shot glass.

Where to Buy Rescue Sleep

It is very easy to find Rescue Sleep online, and it is also available through the U.K. distributor as well. Through the regular online distribution channels, we found that a single bottle of the Rescue Sleep formula sells for around $15. There are no guarantees available, and this means that it is up to the buyer to identify if the vendor has an acceptable refund policy.

Pro’s and Con’s

We have a few more “cons” than “pros” where this product is concerned.On the negative side, we feel that the following items must be addressed:

• The products are so diluted as to be non-existent, and there is no clinical data offering any proof that the product works;
• The primary ingredient is brandy; and
• The designer of the formula indicates that it is plant “vibes” that provide the effects.

On the plus side:

• This is a formula that has been around for many years;
• There is some positive feedback available; and
• It is not expensive to purchase.

Recommendation

With its vague formulation and lack of clinical evidence, we just cannot recommend Rescue Sleep to those suffering from serious or even mild insomnia.

There are far more proven herbal formulations that have measurable quantities of ingredients that are known for promoting sleep, relaxation, and good results.

This is a product that is not recognized for such things, and this is why we believe you might find a better alternative elsewhere.

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