Research out of Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health has revealed that sleep-aid gummies boasting melatonin may contain alarming amounts of the hormone — much more than the manufacturers claim.

Melatonin is wildly popular—and wildly misunderstood. Here’s why scientists say taking this supplement doesn’t necessarily ...

Over 60% of surveyed adults who take melatonin use the gummy form — but a recent study suggests the contents of gummies might have dangerous levels of melatonin and even CBD.

Aside from CBD, consuming a gummy that unknowingly contains extremely high levels of melatonin — well over the daily 0.5 to 1 milligram per night that has been shown to induce sleep in kids ...

One gummy touted to contain 5 milligrams of melatonin contained no melatonin at all, but it did have more than the 30 milligrams of CBD stated on the package.

Nearly 90% of brands were mislabeled, a lab analysis shows. This is a MedPage Today story. Nearly 9 in 10 melatonin gummy brands were mislabeled, a laboratory analysis showed. Of 25 gummy products ...

Of the 30 gummy brands identified, four were unavailable for purchase and one did not contain "melatonin" on the actual label, leaving 25 products in the analysis. One contained CBD but no ...

If your child takes melatonin as a supplement, though, you’ll want to attend to some news about the melatonin content in over-the-counter gummies.

Some sleep-aid gummies contain over 300% more melatonin than labeled, study finds Meanwhile, there's been an increase in poisonings as kids accidentally consume the melatonin supplement.

New Study Finds Melatonin Gummies Don't Always Contain What You Think Researchers tested 25 melatonin gummies. One had no melatonin at all; others had much more than what was listed on the label.

Neurology > Sleep Disorders Melatonin Gummies May Not Be What They Claim to Be — Nearly 90% of brands were mislabeled, lab analysis shows by Judy George, Deputy Managing Editor, MedPage Today ...