Do Not Age SureSleep®

• Mix of 3 traditional herbs
  • Valerian for sleep†
  • Rhodiola rosea for stress†
• Sleep support without melatonin

Melatonin in sleep supplements

Sleep is very important for short and long term health. There are many factors in the modern world that can disturb your sleep. A supplement for sleep can offer support.

Many sleep supplements contain melatonin, a natural sleep hormone. Taking melatonin can reduce your own production of melatonin. This is of course not optimal for long-term use.

Supplement without melatonin

Do Not Age SureSleep® contains 3 traditionally used herbs. Valerian root is traditionally used for relaxation and sleep†. Rhodiola rosea root is traditionally used for stress. SureSleep itself does not contain melatonin and is therefore more suitable for long-term sleep support.

† Health claim subject to approval by the European Commission.

About Do Not Age

Do Not Age makes supplements and products for people who want to slow down ageing (anti-aging). Do Not Age supplements are selected on the basis of scientific research, extremely pure and reasonably priced.

Do Not Age supplements are:

• Produced to GMP and ISO9001 standards.
• Free from artificial ingredients, wheat, gluten, yeast, soy, corn, milk or preservatives (with some exceptions).
• Suitable for vegans.

Ingredients & Usage

Take 2 capsules before bed.

One package of Do Not Age SureSleep® contains 60 capsules, sufficient for 30 days.

Ingredients:
Prunus cerasus, valerian root, rhodiola rosea, capsule (cellulose), anti-caking agent (rice flour)

Allergy information
No allergens listed

Store dry, cool, away from light and outside of reach of young children.

Dietary supplement. Category: Herbs.
A varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are important. Food supplements are no substitute for a varied diet.

Warnings:

• Not suitable for pregnant or nursing women.
• Not suitable for children younger than 18 years.
• Do not exceed recommended dose.
• Do not use if outer seal is broken or damaged.
• If you are undergoing treatment for a medical condition, please consult your medical practitioner first.