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Bach Rescue Remedy Night Liquid Melts (28 Capsules)
Bach Rescue Remedy Night Liquid Melts (28 Capsules)
Bach Rescue Remedy Night Liquid Melts (28 Capsules)
Bach Rescue Remedy Night Liquid Melts (28 Capsules)

Bach Rescue Remedy Night Liquid Melts (28 Capsules)

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Product Summary

Bach Rescue Night combines the five Original Flower essences discovered by Dr Bach in 1930 with the Bach essence White Chestnut.

Bach essence White Chestnut has been used to help switch off the mind from unwanted repetitive thoughts.

Capsules contain flower essences in a grapeseed oil-based solution.

Key features

  • Original Flower remedies.
  • Bach Original Flower essences in capsules.
  • Dissolve on the tongue for natural sleep.
  • Alcohol-free and suitable for all the family.

Directions

  • When your mind won't switch off from repetitive thoughts, place a Rescue Night Liquid Melt capsule on your tongue and let it melt.
  • The fast-dissolving capsule quickly releases 4 drops of Rescue Night flower essences to help you enjoy a natural night's sleep.

Ingredients

Vegetable carrier oil (grapeseed oil), Capsule shell (fish gelatin, pectin, coconut oil and carnauba wax), Natural flavouring (orange oil and vanilla), Bulking agent (sorbitol), Flower Essences (Helianthemum nummularium, Clematis vitalba, Impatiens glandulifera, Prunus cerasifera, Ornithogalum umbellatum (RESCUE®) and Aesculus hippocastanum).

Warnings and Restrictions

Food supplements are intended to supplement the diet and should not be used to substitute for a varied diet or healthy lifestyle.

Storage

Do not store above 25°C

Best before end: see bottom of the carton.

Keep out of sight and reach of children.

Pharmacist FAQs

What is Bach Rescue Night, and how does it work?

It's a flower supplement designed to help when the mind doesn't turn off, especially at night. It combines five original Rescue Remedy flower essences with White Chestnut, often used for racing or perseverating thoughts. It doesn't act like an insomnia pill. Instead, it helps a sense of calm - so falling asleep seems more natural.

How do the flower essences help one sleep?

These essences are based on the work of Dr Edward Bach. While they're not sedatives, users typically find that they help with emotional balance and mental calmness, especially when worry or busy thoughts keep them awake. White Chestnut itself is aimed at that "repeating thought" syndrome that keeps people awake.

How quickly do the capsules work?

They dissolve on the tongue in seconds and act gently - not with a complete sedative effect, but by making you more relaxed. Individuals usually swallow them 15–30 minutes before going to bed.

Are these capsules safe for children?

Yes, they're not alcoholic and safe for most age groups. However, if you're giving them to a child under 12, speak to a pharmacist first - especially if they're on any medication or have a diagnosed sleep disorder.

Can I take this with other sleep aids or medication?

There’s no known interaction between Bach Rescue Night and common medicines. But if you’re already taking anything for anxiety, depression, or sleep, always check with your GP or pharmacist first. It’s also best not to mix it with other herbal remedies (like valerian or CBD) unless advised.

Will it make me drowsy in the morning?

Doubtful. These aren't sleeping pills - the kind that knock you out and play tricks with your head. You ought to be energized and alert, not sluggish and bleary-eyed.

Can I take them during the day?

Yes, although this variation is explicitly marketed for evenings due to White Chestnut content. Try the original Rescue Remedy spray or drops if you desire daytime peace.

Are there side effects?

Side effects are mild. Because the capsules consist of natural essences in grapeseed oil, they're well tolerated. Some people might be sensitive to the flavourings or gelatine capsule - so if you experience itching, rash, or stomach upset, stop using it and consult.

Do they contain alcohol or animal ingredients?

They're alcohol-free, as opposed to most of the Bach liquid remedies. But the capsule shell does have fish gelatine, so it is not vegetarian or vegan-friendly. This may suit ethical beliefs.

Are these safe for those with allergies?

They're dairy-free and gluten-free, but do have fish gelatine. They're also produced using natural oils (orange and vanilla), so if you have a citrus or fragrance allergy, it's best to check first.

Can I drive if I take these?

Yes. They will not affect your concentration or coordination, and driving will not be impaired.

Can I use these during pregnancy or lactation?

There is no specific safety data for use during pregnancy or lactation. While the ingredients are mild, always refer to a healthcare practitioner before using any supplement during these times.

How long may I take them for?

You can use them nightly or only when needed. If you’re finding that sleep doesn’t improve after a couple of weeks or relying on them every night without effect, it’s worth speaking to a pharmacist or GP to check for other causes.