Deeeep sleep—without the B.S.

3 Ingredients—Inspired by Huberman Lab

Magnesium Glycinate (200 mg)

Over 50% of Americans are deficient in magnesium. Magnesium Glycinate is one of the highest quality forms of magnesium because it's extremely bio-available.

L-Theanine (200 mg)

This naturally occurring amino acid promotes relaxation and is the reason why you don’t feel as jittery when consuming green tea as compared to coffee.

Apigenin (50mg)

Apigenin is the active ingredient in chamomile tea that eases anxiety, supports muscle relaxation, and reduces stress.

Magnesium > Melatonin

Unlike melatonin, which simply signals your body it's time to sleep, magnesium naturally calms your nervous system to preparing your mind & body for deep, restorative rest.

FDA Registered Facility

Our manufacturing facility is FDA registered

GMP is the gold standard for supplement certification | Knocked: Natural Sleep Aid | Magnesium Sleep Supplement | TakeKnocked

GMP Certified

GMP is the gold standard for supplement certification

Our facility is held to the highest manufacturing quality standards | Knocked: Natural Sleep Aid | Magnesium Sleep Supplement | TakeKnocked

NSF Certified Facility

Our facility is held to the highest quality standards

Proudly manufactured in our Utah facility | Knocked: Natural Sleep Aid | Magnesium Sleep Supplement | TakeKnocked

Made in U.S.A.

Manufactured in the USA with global ingredients

Routine melatonin use can damage you long term, so we use herbs and minerals instead | Knocked: Natural Sleep Aid | Magnesium Sleep Supplement | TakeKnocked

No Melatonin

Melatonin is a hormone and long term use may result in hormone imbalances

Non GMO

Our formulation uses non GMO ingredients

Knocked vs. Melatonin

We created Knocked to provide a safer, more effective alternative to melatonin.

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Safe, Effective, and Easy

Get a clinically significant dose in just two pills.

High Safety Margin Ingredients

Supports Circadian Rhythm

Safe for Daily Use

Only Two Pills Per Dose

Frequently Asked Questions

With simple, science-based answers

Why No Melatonin?

Melatonin itself isn't bad. The problem is supplementing with melatonin on a routine basis.

Over-the-counter (OTC) melatonin doses far exceed what your body produces and needs. OTC melatonin has been shown to contain as little as 15% and as much as 155% of the advertised amount.

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