Brik Sleep Gummies (PeptiSleep)
A melatonin-free nightly sleep gummy built on 250 mg of PeptiSleep, a plant-derived peptide complex developed by Nuritas.
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Brik Sleep Gummies take a genuinely different route to melatonin-free sleep support: 250 mg of PeptiSleep, a plant-derived peptide complex licensed from AI-biotech ingredient company Nuritas, in one nightly gummy at $49.99 for a 30-night pouch, verified July 2026.
Price: $49.99–$119.97 · Verified: 2026-08-14
Brik Sleep Gummies take a genuinely different route to melatonin-free sleep support: 250 mg of PeptiSleep, a plant-derived peptide complex licensed from AI-biotech ingredient company Nuritas, in one nightly gummy at $49.99 for a 30-night pouch, verified July 2026.
Brik is a new single-product brand out of Omaha, Nebraska (the site footer reads Brik Nutrition, LLC), and this is its only product: a 30-gummy pouch of melatonin-free sleep gummies built around PeptiSleep, a peptide complex hydrolyzed from brown rice protein and developed by Nuritas. Each gummy carries 250 mg of PeptiSleep, which Brik states is the full clinically studied dose, taken as one gummy 30 minutes before bed. The brand FAQ describes the formula as drug-free, non-habit-forming, and free of artificial colors and sweeteners.
The evidence deserves a careful read. PeptiSleep has a real registered trial: NCT06267586, a randomized, single-blind, placebo-controlled study with 60 participants, listed as completed on ClinicalTrials.gov, re-verified against the registry API on 4 August 2026. Note the masking carefully: the registry records masking as SINGLE with only the participant blinded, and states that because each arm contained a different number of capsules, the investigator was aware of arm allocation, so it is not a double-blind trial despite being described that way in several places online. Two caveats. The sponsor is Nuritas, the ingredient supplier, so it is a trial of the ingredient, not of Brik's finished gummy, and we have not reviewed the posted results. Brik also cites a biometric pilot using Oura Rings, with figures like 61% of participants falling asleep faster and 35 more minutes of total sleep. Those are brand-reported numbers we could not independently verify, so weigh them accordingly.
Where it gives ground: the plant-derived label applies to the peptide, not the gummy. The base contains gelatin, so this is not vegan or vegetarian, along with organic cane sugar and organic tapioca syrup. The brand is also very young; the product record first appeared on the store in May 2026 per its own product feed, so there is no long-term track record to lean on. Manufacturing happens in an SQF-certified facility.
Pricing is straightforward. One pouch is $49.99, two are $89.98, and three are $119.97, with compare-at strikethroughs of $99.98 and $149.97 on the bundles only, all verified via briksleep.com's product feed on July 12, 2026. An optional subscribe-and-save takes 10% off, putting a monthly pouch around $44.99. A 30-day Better Rest Promise gives a full refund on your first order, limited to one pouch per customer, and US shipping is free on orders of $65 or more.
Anyone who wants a melatonin-free nightly sleep gummy with a registered ingredient trial behind it and a full first-order refund window to test it, at about $1.67 a night for a single pouch.
You are vegan or vegetarian (the gummy base contains gelatin), you avoid added sugar, or you only buy formulas with published finished-product trials from brands with a multi-year track record.
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Brik Sleep Gummies (PeptiSleep) - buyer FAQ
Do Brik Sleep Gummies contain melatonin?
No. The single active ingredient is 250 mg of PeptiSleep per gummy, a plant-derived peptide complex made from brown rice protein hydrolysate and developed by Nuritas. The brand FAQ, checked July 2026, also describes the formula as drug-free, non-habit-forming, and free of artificial colors and sweeteners. Note that the gummy base itself contains gelatin and cane sugar.
Is there real clinical evidence behind PeptiSleep?
There is a registered trial: NCT06267586, a randomized, single-blind, placebo-controlled study with 60 participants, listed as completed on ClinicalTrials.gov and re-verified against the registry API on 4 August 2026. Three caveats. The registry records masking as SINGLE with only the participant blinded, and notes that because each arm contained a different number of capsules the investigator was aware of arm allocation, so this is not a double-blind trial. The sponsor is Nuritas, the ingredient supplier, so it covers the ingredient rather than Brik's finished gummy. And we have not reviewed the posted results.
How much do Brik Sleep Gummies cost?
A single 30-gummy pouch is $49.99 one-time, two pouches are $89.98, and three are $119.97, verified via briksleep.com's product feed on July 12, 2026. Subscribe-and-save takes 10% off, about $44.99 monthly for one pouch, and US shipping is free at $65 or more. A single pouch works out to about $1.67 a night.
Are Brik Sleep Gummies vegan?
No. The plant-derived claim applies to the 250 mg PeptiSleep peptide, not the gummy itself: the base includes gelatin, organic cane sugar, and organic tapioca syrup, so it is not vegan or vegetarian. The full ingredient list, from the brand FAQ in July 2026, adds glycerine, pectin, citric and malic acid, sodium citrate, natural flavor, fruit and vegetable juice color, coconut oil, and carnauba wax.
What if the gummies do not work for me?
Brik backs the first order with a 30-day Better Rest Promise: a full refund, limited to one pouch per customer, verified on briksleep.com in July 2026. Since a pouch is a 30-night supply at one gummy 30 minutes before bed, the refund window covers roughly a full pouch of nightly use.