Noddie Night vs chamomile tea: what is the difference?

Chamomile tea is a single herb steeped in hot water. Noddie Night is a ready-to-drink herbal sleep drink that combines five herbs, including chamomile, with valerian root, skullcap, ashwagandha and blue vervain. It has no melatonin, no caffeine and no alcohol, and one 8 fl oz bottle holds two 4 fl oz servings.

Neither is better for everyone. Chamomile tea is simple, widely available and easy to brew. Noddie Night is a bottle you shake, pour and sip, over ice, neat or gently warmed, and it has natural spring water and vegetable glycerin as its base. Taste is gently herbal, lightly sweet and a little earthy.

Both carry the same allergy note: chamomile belongs to the daisy family, so if you are allergic to ragweed, chrysanthemums or related plants, talk to your doctor first.

Noddie Night is a herbal dietary supplement. We can't promise how it will feel for you. It may cause drowsiness, so do not drive or operate machinery after use. It is for adults 18+, not for use during pregnancy, and not to be combined with alcohol. Our blog has an article on chamomile tea for sleep.

Source: Noddie Night - Product Facts

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