The KLORIS Sleep Time Patches offer a melatonin-free, botanical alternative for those struggling with sleep. Priced from 96p per night with a discount code, these patches have garnered over 700 reviews with a 4.42 out of five rating. Mirror writer Jada Jones tested them for 30 days and reported sleeping 'better than ever.'
How the Patches Work
Each patch contains a blend of valerian root, passionflower, hops, CBD, and CBG, without melatonin, which can cause morning grogginess. The patch is applied to clean, dry skin on the upper arm, hip, or top of the foot. Upon activation, a gentle lavender scent is released, and the patch delivers consistent support for eight to ten hours.
User Experience and Testimonial
Jada Jones noted: 'I've tried magnesium supplements, sleepy teas, and Lush bath bombs, but since using these patches, I've been having a more restful sleep each night. They have a lavender smell that evokes a nostalgic bedtime memory. I would definitely recommend these to anyone struggling to drift off.' She emphasized the patches are easy to remove in the morning and leave her feeling well-rested.
Pricing and Discounts
The patches come in three pack sizes: 12 nights for £16, 30 nights for £36, and 90 nights for £97. A subscription reduces the 30-night pack to £29.52 (99p per night). Until the end of August, Express readers can use code SLEEPTIME20 for 20% off, bringing the 30-night pack to £28.80, or 96p per night. KLORIS also offers a 30-night trial period with a satisfaction guarantee.
Customer Reviews
One former insomniac said: 'This is the first natural sleep aid I've taken that works. I drift off to sleep, wake a couple of times to go to the loo, but easily get off again. It's a game-changer.' Another user with 25 years of poor sleep reported feeling more restorative sleep. A third customer noted: 'After a long time of taking over-the-counter sleeping tablets, these patches were a game changer.' However, one petite user suggested different strengths, as cutting the patch in half helped avoid morning grogginess. A perimenopausal woman added: 'I have tried everything. After ten days, I went from waking every hour to sleeping through the night.'
