Sprays

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Review

Source Naturals Melatonin Review (2026): Lozenges, Time Release, Spray

Source Naturals is worth buying if you want a melatonin lozenge, which is the format the brand does best, and the one to get is the 2.5 mg orange lozenge, 120 count for $12.49 (verified via the Amazon Creators API on September 5, 2026), about 10 cents a night. The line also covers a 1 mg vegan lozenge, time-release tablets at 2 and 3 mg, a 5 mg tablet, a liquid and a spray. This review sorts all of it and says where NOW and Natrol do the same job for less.

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Comparison

Melatonin Spray vs Pills (2026): What the Spray Costs You in Facts

A spray is the most convenient melatonin format and the least transparent one. Natrol Melatonin 5 mg Fast Dissolve states 90 tablets at $8.96 (verified via the Amazon Creators API on September 5, 2026), about 10 cents each, with the amount and the count printed on the listing. NaturesPlus Melatonin Spray is $21.95 for a 2 fl oz peppermint bottle with vitamin B6 and E, and its title states neither the melatonin per spray nor the servings per bottle, so no cost per night can be calculated for it. Buy the tablet unless the spray solves a specific problem for you.

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Buyer's Guide

Best Melatonin Spray (2026): One Bottle Tells You the Amount

Buy Source Naturals Sleep Science Melatonin NutraSpray, 1.5 mg, 2 fl oz, $10.15 (verified via the Amazon Creators API on September 5, 2026). It is the only melatonin spray in our verified catalog whose listing states a milligram figure, which in a format where you cannot see what you took is worth more than anything else on the shelf. The cheapest bottle here is Piping Rock at about $1.25 an ounce, and it states nothing.

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