Somniphyt Spray Flash is an oral spray with melatonin and vitamin B6 designed to help you fall asleep quickly and reduce fatigue. Practical and non-addictive, it is easy to use before bedtime to help with occasional sleep disorders and jet lag.
Having trouble falling asleep despite feeling tired? This type of spray acts like a "light signal" sent to your internal clock. Melatonin, naturally secreted in the evening, tells your brain that it's time to slow down. Here, melatonin is delivered directly in oral form to help you fall asleep quickly and effectively.
The spray format enables almost immediate absorption, a bit like flipping a switch to activate night mode. Unlike conventional forms, the action is more direct, making it an interesting solution for irregular sleep patterns or late bedtimes. This rapid action helps to maintain the balance of the sleep-wake cycle, with no feeling of heaviness on waking.
When days follow one another at a steady pace, the nervous system can remain in "active mode". Vitamin B6 then acts as a regulator, helping to reduce fatigue and support the proper functioning of the nervous system. Its role can be compared to that of an orchestra conductor, helping the body to regain a harmony conducive to rest.
This spray can also be used during periods of jet lag. When you travel, your body is stuck in its old routine. Melatonin then acts as a reference point, facilitating adaptation and helping you to return to your natural sleep rhythm more quickly.
Last but not least, its compact, discreet format makes it easy to integrate into your daily routine or on the move. Non-addictive and compatible with occasional use, it adapts to modern needs, particularly during periods of stress or sleep disturbance.
For a complementary, long-term approach, it may be useful to combine this spray with Somdor+ Melatonin Granions, to reinforce overall sleep regulation through prolonged action.
Directions for use
Shake well before each use. Spray 2 to 3 times a day directly into the mouth, about 30 minutes before bedtime. Use within 3 months of first opening.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Water, Fructo-Oligosaccharides, Glycerin, Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine Hydrochloride), Melatonin, Citric Acid, Peach Flavor, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate
Nutritional values (for 3 sprays)
| Substance | Quantity |
| Vitamin B6 | 2.1 mg |
| Melatonin | 1.5 mg |
Presentation
30 ml mouth spray, at the best online price, for perfect nights.
To optimize effects, combine use of the spray with a regular evening routine: dim light, limited screens and a stable bedtime. The spray acts as a trigger, but it's your environment as a whole that helps you fall asleep. In pharmacies, we often recommend using the spray during specific periods of disturbance rather than continuously, to respect your body's natural functioning.
FAQ
Does this spray work immediately?
Yes, thanks to its immediate-release oral form, melatonin is rapidly absorbed, helping you to fall asleep more quickly.
Can I use it if I'm jet-lagged?
Yes, it helps to resynchronize the biological clock and reduce the effects of jet lag.
Is it suitable for daily use?
No, it's best used on an occasional basis, during periods of disturbed sleep.
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