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Helps you fall asleep. You already fall asleep. It does nothing for 3am, and some mornings it’s the reason you’re foggy at 7.
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Made for the perimenopause 3am wake-up.
275 mg magnesium glycinate. No melatonin. Nothing hidden.
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Before you ask
12-WEEK RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Made in the USA, in an NSF-certified facility.*
Contains
Does not contain
The Night Formula: one active ingredient, magnesium glycinate, magnesium bound to glycine, the chelated form chosen for how well the gut absorbs it. Each serving delivers 275 mg of elemental magnesium from 2,500 mg of magnesium glycinate. No melatonin, no proprietary blend: every quantity is printed on the label.*
Everything else: a vegetable cellulose capsule and rice flour. Nothing added for colour, flavour or shelf life.*
View Nutrition LabelNoxane is made in the United States in an NSF-certified facility, under FDA current Good Manufacturing Practices. Every production run is tested for potency and for heavy metals before it is released.
Want the certificate of analysis for your batch? Send us the lot number printed on the bottom of your bottle and we will email it to you.
Three capsules, thirty minutes before bed, with or without food. One bottle holds 90 capsules, a 30-day supply.
Magnesium works best taken consistently rather than only on bad nights. If three capsules feel like a lot at once, split them across the evening.
Give it two to four weeks of nightly use before you judge it. Don’t measure it by hours slept. Ask one question: when you woke up, did you get back to sleep?
Magnesium is not a sedative. It will not knock you out, and you should not feel groggy in the morning. If you do, take it earlier in the evening.*
I fall asleep fine. That’s never been the issue. It’s staying there.
Sarah M. ★★★★★
My heart’s pounding before I’ve even looked at the clock. Then my brain switches on.
Jennifer K. ★★★★★
I don’t check the time anymore. Looking makes it worse.
Elaine R. ★★★★★
Melatonin put me down. It never kept me down.
Monica T. ★★★★★
Tired but wired. That’s exactly it, and I hate how right it is.
Deborah L. ★★★★★
I still wake up some nights. I just fall back asleep now.
Angela S. ★★★★★
My nightstand was a pharmacy. Now it’s one bottle.
Karen W. ★★★★★
Three capsules, half an hour before bed. That’s the whole routine.
Patricia H. ★★★★★
Sound familiar?
It’s the second half.
Your eyes open at 3:07 and your heart is already going, before a single thought arrives. Then they arrive: tomorrow, a cringe moment from years ago, whether you locked the door.
You try not to look at the clock, because looking makes it worse. Tired but wired. Around 5 you finally drift off.
The alarm goes at 6.
And then you have to be a person all day.
The fog by 10am. The word that disappears mid-sentence, in a meeting, in front of people who have known your work for fifteen years. You take notes on your phone now, for things you used to just remember. And at some point, quietly, you started wondering whether this is something worse than tiredness.
You mentioned it. They ran bloodwork. Everything came back normal. Maybe try to manage your stress.
You are managing your stress. You’re doing it on four hours of sleep.
Why nothing has held
Helps you fall asleep. You already fall asleep. It does nothing for 3am, and some mornings it’s the reason you’re foggy at 7.
Fourteen ingredients in one capsule, each at a dose too small to matter, behind a label that won’t tell you how much of anything you’re taking.
The tea, the gummy, the spray, the tea again. By the end you’re managing a shelf instead of a night.
“Just relax” assumes this is in your head.
It isn’t.
Somewhere in your mid-thirties or forties, often years before your periods change, progesterone starts to drop. That’s perimenopause, and almost nobody is told it can start this early.
Progesterone does a quiet job at night. It supports the calming system in the brain, the one that keeps sleep from getting light.
When it drops, that support gets quieter too. You still fall asleep. Staying there is what changes.
That’s why so many women describe the same hour.
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Every sleep supplement is built for 11pm.
The Night Formula is built for 3am.
3:07 AM
Supports your body’s own settling at 3am, so it doesn’t turn into 5am.
7:30 AM
No melatonin. No hangover. No word lost mid-sentence at 10am.
11:15 AM
Made for perimenopause, the years the 3am wake-up shows up. This is the name for it.
6:00 PM
More nights slept through means more of you left for the end of the day.
11:40 PM
The calm form of magnesium: relaxation, without sedation.
Night after night
One ingredient, the full dose on the label, and a plan for the moment your eyes open.
The 3am Protocol
One capsule routine for the evening. One plan for the moment you wake.
The Night Formula is magnesium glycinate: magnesium bound to glycine, the chelated form the body absorbs well and the stomach tolerates.
Magnesium contributes to normal nervous system function. Glycine is an amino acid the body uses in its own calming pathways.
275 mg of elemental magnesium per night, from 2,500 mg of magnesium glycinate. The number is on the front of the bottle, not in a footnote.
No melatonin, so no fog at 7am. No blend.
Take them in the evening, with or without food. That’s the whole routine.
Magnesium is not a sedative. It won’t knock you out. A small share of people find glycinate stimulating rather than settling. If that’s you, you’ll know inside a week, and the 90 nights are there for exactly that.
Magnesium and glycine have both been studied for sleep. Here is what those studies tested, in plain language. None of them tested The Night Formula.
In a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial in 46 older adults with insomnia, eight weeks of daily magnesium lowered insomnia severity scores compared with placebo. Early morning awakening moved in the same direction, but that difference did not reach statistical significance.
Abbasi et al., Journal of Research in Medical Sciences, 2012. Read the study
In 155 adults aged 18 to 65 who reported sleeping poorly, four weeks of magnesium bisglycinate lowered insomnia severity scores more than placebo. The authors describe the size of that effect as small.
Schuster et al., Nature and Science of Sleep, 2025. Read the study
In a study of adults with unsatisfactory sleep, 3 g of glycine before bed improved how people rated their sleep quality compared with placebo.
Yamadera et al., Sleep and Biological Rhythms, 2007. Read the study
A systematic review of magnesium and sleep found a link in observational studies, but called the randomised trials contradictory and asked for larger, longer, better-designed ones.
Arab et al., Biological Trace Element Research, 2023. Read the study
Clinician reviews
124 licensed clinicians reviewed The Night Formula, each in her own words.
“Most of my patients have already tried melatonin and hated the morning fog. This is magnesium glycinate at a printed dose, nothing hidden. It’s the first “sleep supplement” I can read the label of and not find a problem.”
“Patients come in saying they fall asleep fine but wake at 3am wide awake. Magnesium glycinate is a reasonable, low-risk thing to try for that, and the glycinate form is the one with the better tolerability data.”
“I tell patients to judge a sleep product by how they feel at 7am, not 11pm. No melatonin, no sedating herbs — there’s nothing in this formula designed to knock you out, which is exactly why it doesn’t leave you heavy the next morning.”
“The page describes what I explain in clinic: progesterone declines first in perimenopause, and its metabolites act on GABA-A receptors that sustain sleep in the second half of the night. Framing the 3am wake-up as biology rather than personal failure is the right message.”
“So many of my perimenopausal patients are on HRT or an SSRI and are scared of interactions. No valerian, no 5-HTP, no St. John’s wort — this formula was clearly designed by someone who thought about what these women are already taking.”
“For the woman in her mid-forties whose sleep broke before her cycle changed, I start with sleep hygiene, then a well-dosed magnesium glycinate. This is essentially that recommendation in a bottle, at a dose that’s actually printed on it.”
“I gave this to a 45-year-old who said “I’m fine, I just don’t sleep anymore.” Two weeks later she described exactly what the data suggests — the evening settles first, and the 3am wake-ups take longer. I appreciate that the brand sets that expectation honestly.”
“I’m always checking whether a label says elemental magnesium or hides behind compound weight. This one says it plainly: 275 mg elemental from 2,500 mg magnesium glycinate. No proprietary blend. That transparency alone puts it ahead of most of the shelf.”
“Adherence is everything with supplements. One timing instruction, every night, with or without food. My patients can follow that, and the capsule form avoids the GI complaints I see constantly with magnesium oxide powders.”
“Form matters more than brand. Glycinate is well absorbed and far gentler on the gut than oxide or citrate at equivalent elemental doses. For a nightly product aimed at women in their forties and fifties, this is the form I’d pick.”
“The supplement industry runs on trust-by-default, which it hasn’t earned. cGMP-certified facility, third-party testing, certificate of analysis available on request — that’s the checklist I give patients, and this checks every box.”
“No melatonin, no valerian, no 5-HTP, no St. John’s wort. Every excluded ingredient is one I’d have flagged for a patient on an antidepressant or hormone therapy. The exclusion list reads like it was written by a clinician.”
“Patients ask me where their supplements are actually made and I usually can’t answer. Here I can: FDA-registered, cGMP-certified, US-made, batch-tested. When a brand answers the boring quality questions up front, I take the rest of the label more seriously.”
No testimonials required. Four things you can check yourself, tonight.
275 mg of elemental magnesium per serving, from 2,500 mg of magnesium glycinate. No proprietary blend, no number buried in a footnote. It matches the label on your bottle.
Magnesium glycinate. That’s the whole formula. No melatonin, no herbal blend, no fillers you can’t pronounce.
If it doesn’t work for you, every dollar comes back. No return shipment, no questionnaire.
Manufactured in an NSF-certified facility, from a US supplier with documentation we’re happy to share.
Noxane uses magnesium glycinate, a form of magnesium bound to glycine, in a simple three-capsule nightly formula.
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It starts the first night. It keeps building from there.
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See what women in perimenopause are saying about The Night Formula














★★★★★
Two years in the 3am club. Eyes open at 3:07, heart already going like I’d just been chased by a lion, then my brain joins in. Melatonin, sleepy tea, the gummies. Everything put me down, nothing kept me there. I still wake up some nights, but I fall back asleep now. Nobody warns you that’s even possible.
Sarah M. · August 2026
★★★★★
The scary part wasn’t the night, it was the next day. Losing a word mid-sentence in a meeting. Notes on my phone for things I used to just remember. I got bloodwork and everything came back normal, which somehow made it scarier. I don’t know if it’s the magnesium or finally sleeping through the second half of the night. I just know I feel like myself again.
Jennifer K. · September 2026
★★★★★
I counted once. Six products on my nightstand, and I was still awake at 3. Citrate wrecked my stomach, melatonin left me hungover, and the blends never said how much of anything was inside. One ingredient, the dose on the front of the bottle, three capsules at 10:30. The routine is so boring it actually stuck. That’s what did it.
Elaine R. · September 2026
★★★★★
Full honesty: I almost quit. Two weeks in, nothing, and I’ve been burned by enough supplements to have a short fuse. Then somewhere in week three the 3am wake-up turned into a shrug. Open my eyes, roll over, back out. Not perfect nights. Just nights that don’t ruin tomorrow anymore.
Monica T. · August 2026
Melatonin helps you fall asleep. Your problem is staying asleep.
The Night Formula™ is
one ingredient, three capsules
Purity, lot by lot
One precise nightly formula
Developed for women in perimenopause, The Night Formula brings one precise form of magnesium into a calm nightly ritual, no melatonin, every quantity on the label.
124 clinicians shared this with their patients without compensation.
120-day supply + welcome kit
Four months of The Night Formula for the price of three, with the free welcome kit. One precise form of magnesium, no melatonin.
= $1.48 USD/serving
124 clinicians shared this with their patients without compensation.
Nighttime magnesium
One precise form of magnesium for the nights you wake at 3 AM. No melatonin, every quantity on the label.
= $1.97 USD/serving
124 clinicians shared this with their patients without compensation.
240-day supply · 24H flash offer
Eight months for the price of five, our longest stretch of steady nights, with the welcome kit and a silk sleep mask.
= $1.23 USD/serving
Our promise
Sleep through it, or get every dollar back.
The Sleep-Through-It Guarantee
Three full months to find out whether the second half of your night changes. If it doesn’t, you don’t pay for it.
From the founder
I didn’t start with a product. I started with comments. Thousands of them, under videos about waking up at 3am, and they said some version of the same thing: I fall asleep fine, I wake at 3, my bloodwork is normal, nobody can tell me why.
The answer was in plain sight. Perimenopause can start in your late thirties, years before anyone says the word, and one of the first things it changes is staying asleep. Not falling asleep. Staying.
Every sleep supplement I found was built for the first problem. So we built one for the second. One ingredient, the full dose printed on the label, no melatonin, and a plan for the moment your eyes open.
If it doesn’t change your nights in 90, you get your money back and you keep the guide. That’s the whole deal.
MaryFounder, Noxane

I’ll be honest, I expected a knockout pill. This is not that. Night one, I felt nothing. Somewhere around week two I noticed I’d woken at 3 and just rolled over and gone back to sleep, no drama. And no fog at 7am, which is what finally made me quit melatonin.

My nightstand was embarrassing. Tea, gummies, a spray, two kinds of magnesium. I was managing a shelf instead of a night. Now it’s one bottle and a glass of water. Whether it’s the magnesium or finally having one routine, I don’t care. I fall back asleep now.

Week one I felt nothing and almost asked for my money back. Week three I caught myself telling a friend I couldn’t remember the last time I’d lain there until 5 doing the math on how much sleep was left. Give it the full 90 nights before you judge it.
Yes. Noxane is made for women in perimenopause who fall asleep fine and wake in the night. It’s a magnesium supplement, not a hormone, and it doesn’t replace care from your doctor.
Three capsules, 30 minutes before bed, with or without food. Every night, not just the bad ones.
Give it two to four weeks of nightly use. Don’t measure it by hours slept. Ask one question: when you woke up, did you get back to sleep? That’s what moves first, for the women it moves for. That’s why you get 90 nights.
It happens to a small share of people. Try taking it earlier in the evening. If it still doesn’t sit right after a week, write to us: that’s what the 90-night guarantee is for.
No. The formula is magnesium glycinate, and the full quantity is printed on the label.
See “Taking other medications?” above, and check with your doctor or pharmacist before adding any supplement.
Glycinate is magnesium bound to glycine, a chelated form chosen for how well it’s absorbed and tolerated. Citrate and oxide are more likely to upset the stomach.
Check the labels for magnesium so you’re not doubling up, and ask your pharmacist if you take several products.
Email us within 90 nights and we’ll refund every dollar. Opened bottles included, nothing to ship back. You keep the guides, the community and the mask.
No. Every option is paid once and shipped in one box. Nothing renews unless you reorder.
No, and yes. Magnesium is a mineral, not a sedative. Nothing builds up, nothing rebounds when you stop. Take it as long as it’s useful to you.
5 out of 5 · 6 verified reviews
Fell asleep fine, wide awake at 3, every night for two years. Melatonin put me down but never kept me there, and I never realized how foggy it made me until I stopped. This doesn’t knock me out, which honestly had me skeptical. But now I wake up and I fall back asleep. That’s the whole review.

I’ve tried magnesium citrate (stomach issues), melatonin (morning zombie), and one blend with fourteen ingredients that did nothing. Three capsules of this, no stomach issues, no fog. Week three was when I noticed I’d stopped dreading my own bed.

I’m the target skeptic. I’d read the threads about glycinate wiring some people. Didn’t happen to me, but I appreciated that the site admits it exists instead of pretending. It took about two weeks. Now when I wake at 3 my brain doesn’t switch on. I just go back.

It’s not a sleeping pill and you should know that going in. Nothing happens for a week or two. Then the 3am thing gets quieter. I’m on my second bottle, and the 90 nights are why I tried it. Almost didn’t need them.

I stopped looking at the clock years ago because looking makes it worse. Now when I wake up I don’t even check if it’s 3. I just roll over. Mostly I’m not running on empty at 2pm anymore.

Three capsules felt like a lot at first. Now it’s automatic: half hour before bed, big glass of water. No aftertaste, no stomach issues like citrate gave me. I still have a rough night here and there. I just don’t have them every night anymore.

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