Half a dropper of Nitehush tastes intensely herbal but settles my racing mind before midnight

I usually struggle to wind down after evening shifts at the clinic, so I was looking for something without heavy sedatives. Nitehush caught my eye because of the valerian root and chamomile blend. I will say the taste is very earthy—almost like a strong, unsweetened tea extract—which took a few nights to get used to. I started with a full dropper as the bottle suggested, but that left me a bit groggy the next morning. Dropping the dose to just half a dropper ended up being the sweet spot. It doesn't knock me out instantly, but within about forty minutes, my brain just stops looping through my to-do lists. Shipping was surprisingly fast, too; the little amber glass bottle arrived securely bubble-wrapped just two days after I ordered.