Restfine

Melatonin

Restfine is melatonin 10mg tablets for sleep difficulties and for shifting your sleep pattern, such as after travel; order packs of 10 to 180 tablets.

All strengths and pack prices
Restfine: price of every strength and pack size
Strength Pack Price
10mg 10 tablets $16.10
10mg 20 tablets $29.80
10mg 30 tablets $42.60
10mg 60 tablets $75.00
10mg 90 tablets $104.40
10mg 120 tablets $127.20
10mg 180 tablets $176.40
Category
Sleep Management
Active ingredient
Melatonin
Route
Oral
Form
Tablet
Strengths
10mg

Shipped in a discreet, unmarked envelope.

Details

Therapeutic Class
Sleep Aid
Pharmacological Class
Hormone
Minor Side Effects
Drowsiness
Moderate Side Effects
Stomach discomfort
Dosage Forms
Tablet
Administration Route
Oral
Manufacturer
Various
Onset Time
30–60 minutes
Duration
4–5 hours
Storage Instructions
Store below room temperature.
Drug Interactions
Sedatives
Age Restrictions
Adult use encouraged.

FAQ

What Restfine strengths and pack sizes are available?

You can order Restfine 10mg tablets in packs of 10, 20, 30, 60, 90, 120 or 180. Larger packs cost less per tablet.

How is Restfine delivered to Hong Kong?

Restfine ships in plain, unbranded packaging with nothing outside about the contents. Tracked courier takes 5 to 9 business days with online tracking, while standard airmail takes 14 to 21 business days, untracked. Very large orders over 120 units may be split into several parcels.

What other names is melatonin sold under?

Restfine is a branded generic of melatonin, the ingredient in Slenyto. Melatonin is also sold as Adaflex and Circadin. Here, melatonin can be bought online as Restfine, and also as Meloset and Sleepose. These are generics, not the original brand.

Is Restfine a sleeping pill?

It is a melatonin tablet, which works differently from sleeping pills such as zolpidem or zaleplon. Melatonin signals night-time to your body clock rather than switching off brain activity, so it is more about timing sleep than forcing it.

How long before bed should I take Restfine?

About an hour before the time you want to be asleep. Taking it right at bedtime gives it less time to work, and taking it much earlier can leave you drowsy while you are still awake and doing things.

Can I take Restfine every night?

Short-term use looks well tolerated, with only mild effects like headache and dizziness. Long-term effects are unclear, so treat it as help for a specific stretch of poor sleep rather than a permanent nightly habit.

What is the difference between Restfine and Meloset?

Both are melatonin. Restfine is 10mg per tablet, Meloset is 3mg, so a Restfine tablet holds over three times as much. Meloset's listed uses are insomnia and jet lag; Restfine's are sleep difficulties and adjusting sleep patterns.

About Restfine

What melatonin does

Restfine is melatonin, 10mg per tablet. Melatonin is a hormone your brain releases when it gets dark, and it tells your body clock that night has arrived. A melatonin tablet borrows that signal. It is not a sedative of the Valium or zolpidem kind; it nudges the timing of sleep, which is why it suits people whose body clock is out of step, such as after a long flight or with a habit of going to sleep very late. Light at night can switch your own melatonin off, which makes a dim room worth having.

Taking Restfine

Take one tablet about an hour before the time you want to be asleep, and be ready for bed rather than getting into the car or starting a task. In studies of people who fall asleep very late, taking melatonin an hour before a fixed bedtime helped them nod off roughly half an hour sooner. The trial also had them keep a fixed bedtime. Store the tablets at room temperature, away from heat and moisture.

Side effects and cautions

Reported effects are mild: headache, dizziness, nausea and daytime sleepiness. Because it can make you drowsy, do not take it before driving. Alcohol and other sedatives add to that sleepiness. Melatonin can interact with warfarin and other blood thinners, with diabetes and blood pressure medicines, with immune-suppressing drugs, with seizure medicines and with the antidepressant fluvoxamine, which raises melatonin levels sharply.

How safe it is over months or years is not well established, so use it for the sleep problem in front of you rather than as an open-ended habit.

Restfine, Sleepose and Meloset

All three listings are melatonin tablets. Sleepose is also 10mg, so choosing between it and Restfine comes down to the brand name. Meloset is 3mg, a little under a third of the amount, and is the lower-strength choice. For background on the hormone, see the melatonin page, and the sleeping pills category sets melatonin beside the other options. Choose your pack size above and add Restfine to your basket.

Sources

  1. Melatonin: What You Need To Know | NCCIH — National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health
  2. Insomnia - NHS — NHS