Grama Wellness Zzzzz Herbal Sleep Drops

Zzzzz is a $29.95 herbal sleep glycerite dosed by the dropper: seven organic and wild-harvested herbs in a glycerin and water base, with no alcohol in the ingredient list and, as of our August 2, 2026 check, no milligram amount published for any of them.

Grama's Zzzzz is a liquid herbal extract you take with a dropper, not a capsule or a gummy. The label lists seven herbs: fresh milky oat seed, fresh St. John's Wort flowering herb, fresh skullcap herb, passion flower herb, hops strobiles, fresh lobelia herb, and fresh pulsatilla herb. All but the pulsatilla carry the brand's organic mark, and the pulsatilla is marked ethically wild harvested. The carrier is vegetable glycerin and purified water, with no alcohol anywhere in the ingredient list, which is the main practical difference between this and an alcohol-extracted tincture. It is $29.95 for the single listed option, verified against the brand's own product feed on August 2, 2026, and in stock at that check.

Dosing is by body weight rather than by age, which is unusual enough to read closely. Grama's chart runs 10 drops, about a third of a dropperful, for 10 to 30 lbs, then 20 drops for 31 to 60 lbs, then 30 drops, roughly one full dropperful, for 61 lbs through adult. The page headline reads "Perfect for the Whole Family!" even though the store's own product tags file this item under adults. Treat that as the brand's framing, not as a safety finding.

On what it is supposed to do, we are only reporting what Grama says. The brand describes Zzzzz as "A herbal sleep support designed to help you fall asleep faster, so you can wake up refreshed and energized," with bullets for deep and restful sleep, supporting relaxation and sleep quality, and helping calm the mind and nerves. Those are the brand's words, not our finding. We have not tested this product. The listing also carries the standard FDA disclaimer that the statements have not been evaluated and that the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Four on-page badges read USDA Organic & Wild Harvested, Made in America, 3rd Party Tested, and GMP Facility. We did not see a certificate of analysis, a lab name, or a certifier behind any of them.

Where it gives ground, and it gives a lot: the page publishes no supplement facts panel and no amount for any of the seven herbs, so there is no way to tell whether the passion flower or the hops is carrying the formula, or whether either is present in a meaningful quantity. The bottle volume is not stated anywhere on the listing. The closest number in the store data is a 3 oz shipping weight, and that includes the glass and the dropper, so it is not a fill volume. Without a volume or a servings count, $29.95 cannot be turned into a cost per night, which is the number that actually matters on something you take every evening. There is also no cautions section, no pregnancy or nursing guidance, and no medication guidance, on a formula containing St. John's Wort, lobelia, and pulsatilla, and on a page that invites you to dose a 10 lb child. None of that could be verified from the listing, so if any of it applies to you, ask your own clinician before you order.

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