Neuro Sleep Mellow Mango, 12 Fl Oz Can (Pack of 12)

This product works great, it's just super hard to find it in stock anywhere these days.

I am genuinely baffled by the existence of this product. For context, I absolutely love NeuroSleep. The 16.9oz bottles are one of the only sleep "supplements" that consistently works for me. I really wish they were more widely available because they're truly fantastic, and I wholeheartedly recommend them.This drink, on the other hand, makes no sense at all. These cans are 12 ounces each, versus the 16.9oz bottles. That actually sounds good on paper, since the smaller serving size is ideal for a beverage that you're supposed to drink right before bedtime. It's also worth noting that the aluminum cans are better than plastic bottles on an environmental level, so that's another positive.But that's where the positives end. Just take a moment to compare the supplement facts between these different NeuroSleep products. Each of these cans contains 225mcg of Vitamin A, 50mg of magnesium, and 85mg of "proprietary blend". The bottles, on the other hand, contain 260mcg of vitamin a, 58mg of magnesium, and 99mg of propriety blend.The ingredients are exactly the same between the bottles and the cans, all the way down to how they're ordered in the "other ingredients" section. But the percentage of each ingredient is reduced in these cans, and by a pretty substantial percentage.That isn't *necessarily* a problem, especially for people who can't finish an entire NeuroSleep bottle due to the size/strength. But then consider the price. Somehow, these cans are being sold for much more money than the larger plastic bottles: a 12-pack of these cans is currently $27, versus the $25~ for the bottles (and theyre even cheaper if you can find them individually at some retail stores for about $2 per bottle).This is absolutely absurd. To break it down even further, a 12-pack of these cans gives you about 144 total ounces of beverage - which is 58.8oz less than you get with a 12-pack of the bottles - AND the cans are being sold at the higher price.It simply makes no sense to purchase these over the bottles. Think of it this way: you can buy a 12-pack of the bottles, empty them all into a giant pot, and then divide the pot up into smaller cans. If you did that, you'd end up with about SEVENTEEN full 12-ounce cans, and you would have paid less money than it costs to buy one of these 12-packs! That's how awful of a deal this is, you're essentially being cheated 5 cans here.All-in-all, this is a ridiculous product. I truly hope that the bottles aren't being phased out - I don't think that's the case, at least not as of September 2024 - but either way, I hope that people reject thess cans. It's a massive ripoff on every level.EDIT: A couple of days after I wrote this review, the 12-packs of NeuroSleep went up in price. I always have them in my Amazon cart, in order to track any deals/coupons, so I can say with certainty that the mango/peach flavors have consistently stayed around $25-$26 for months if not years. But now I notice that mango has gone up to $29, and peach has gone up to $32.I get the sense that Neuro might be increasing the cost of the plastic bottles, in order to make these cans seem like a better value (even though the $32 plastic bottle 12-pack, per ounce, is still cheaper than the $27 12-pack of cans).Extremely frustrating. It's already bad enough that the bottles are impossible to find in-store, at least where I live in California (only a couple of Walmarts in a 30-mile radius ever have them in stock). The company's customer service has also been consistently lackluster, I don't think they've ever responded to any email or phone call (I was trying to request product availability in the past). They make it really difficult to even buy their products in the first place, and now it seems like they're pulling these pricing shenanigans. Just disappointing and frustrating, speaking as a long-time customer.

What I want to know is why this product is so hard to find and so expensive. Other related drinks are also very expensive. A better option would be off the shelf tablets or powder concentrate.

Everything the reviewer named Anthony says is true.This product is part of my nightly routine. I love it! They are hard to find. Lately, I buy from our local Wal-Mart for $2/each. We are also in California. Target used to sell them. Some other stores do as well.This was in my Subscribe and Save for years. Product was scarce for a while. Then it returned at ridiculously high prices here on Amazon.I love buying by the dozen. The case stacks well in my pantry. It was so easy with the lower costs and available product.Nothing else out there is as good as Neuro Sleep. I have tried everything. The product is effective. Everyone who has tried one from me loves it as well and sleeps sound.The shopping for this on Amazon is confusing and expensive. I hope they get it organized soon.There are packages of Neuro Sleep powder out there, so I am told. I would love that to cut down on waste.

The product is great. The way customers are treated is terrible. This is not a high-volume product, so the makers are trying to get more dollars from fewer people. Corporate greed at its worst! Wal Mart was still selling at under $2 a bottle until recently. Does not appear to be available in New York stores at this time.