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Moon Juice Magnesi-Om vs OLLY Sleep Gummies (Blackberry Zen)

OLLY scores higher overall (7.7 vs 6.5 out of 10) and leads on all five factors we score.

Updated September 2026 from our full reviews · How we score

The TikTok-famous 'Sleepy Girl Mocktail' magnesium: tasty and third-party tested, but mostly laxative magnesium citrate at about $1.47 a serving.

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NSF-certified gummy with a sensible 3 mg melatonin dose, but its L-theanine (50 mg) and botanicals are well below the amounts used in research.

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The short answer

Choose Moon Juice if…

  • People who enjoy a flavored bedtime drink ritual
  • Those who also want a gentle laxative effect
  • Shoppers who value tested, sugar-free ingredients

Choose OLLY if…

  • People who prefer a gummy to a pill
  • Shoppers who want NSF-certified label accuracy
  • Occasional sleeplessness and travel
  • You care most about efficacy, quality & purity, value, experience, transparency
  • You want the lower cost per serving ($0.56)

Side by side

Magnesi-OmSleep Gummies (Blackberry Zen)
Our score6.5 / 107.7 / 10
Efficacy (30%)6.37.0
Quality & Purity (25%)7.38.6
Value (20%)4.56.8
Experience (15%)7.48.2
Transparency (10%)7.88.3
FormPowderGummy
Serving1 teaspoon30 servings per container2 gummies25 servings per container
Price per serving$1.47$0.56
Testing & certifications
Third-party tested
NSF Contents Certified
DietaryVegan, Non-GMO, Sugar-freeGluten-free
Key ingredients
  • Magnesium (citrate, gluconate, acetyl taurinate)310 mg
  • L-theanine112 mg
  • Melatonin3 mg
  • L-theanine50 mg
  • Chamomile, passionflower and lemon balm extracts17 mg, 17 mg, 16 mg
Flavors5 (Berry, Blue Lemon, Guava…)2 (Blackberry Zen, Strawberry Sunset)
Creator video reviews55

Pros and cons

Magnesi-Om

  • Clearly disclosed dose of each magnesium form plus 112 mg L-theanine
  • Sugar-free, monk-fruit sweetened; buyers consistently praise the taste
  • Finished product retested by a third-party lab to California Prop 65 limits
  • Several flavors plus an unflavored 'Naked' version
  • About $1.47 per serving at list price, far more than comparable magnesium
  • Two-thirds of the magnesium is citrate, and stomach pain and cramping are recurring buyer complaints
  • 310 mg is close to the 350 mg daily upper limit for supplemental magnesium
  • Sleep evidence for magnesium is weak, and L-theanine is below studied doses

Sleep Gummies (Blackberry Zen)

  • 3 mg melatonin per serving, within the range sleep experts commonly suggest
  • Listed in NSF's certified dietary supplement database for label accuracy and contaminants
  • Every ingredient amount disclosed, with no proprietary blend
  • Buyers and TikTok reviewers consistently praise the blackberry flavor and easy chew
  • L-theanine (50 mg) and botanicals (16-17 mg each) are far below studied doses
  • About $0.56 per serving at the brand's list price, roughly five times a basic melatonin tablet
  • Some buyers report nausea or headaches, and buyers are split on value for money
  • Contains gelatin and 2 g added sugar per serving

Our verdicts

Magnesi-Om

Magnesi-Om is a pleasant, transparent and third-party tested drink mix, and some people clearly love it as a nightly ritual. But its magnesium is mostly citrate, the evidence for magnesium and sleep is weak, and the price is steep, so we see it as an overhyped, overpriced option rather than a sleep solution. If you want to try magnesium for sleep, a much cheaper magnesium glycinate is a better first step.

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Sleep Gummies (Blackberry Zen)

OLLY Sleep is a well-made, third-party certified melatonin gummy with a reasonable 3 mg dose, and most buyers find it pleasant and effective. The L-theanine and herbal extracts are too small to add much, so you are mainly paying for melatonin in a tasty, convenient form at several times the price of a basic tablet.

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What creators say

  • Moon Juice Magnesi-Om6.5
  • Moon Juice Magnesi-Om6.5
  • Moon Juice Magnesi-Om6.5
  • OLLY Sleep Gummies (Blackberry Zen)7.7
  • OLLY Sleep Gummies (Blackberry Zen)7.7
  • OLLY Sleep Gummies (Blackberry Zen)7.7

Questions people ask

Is Moon Juice better than OLLY?
In our scoring, OLLY Sleep Gummies (Blackberry Zen) rates higher overall (7.7 vs 6.5 out of 10). OLLY leads on efficacy, quality & purity, value, experience and transparency. Scores weigh efficacy, quality, value, experience and transparency.
Which is cheaper per serving, Moon Juice or OLLY?
OLLY costs about $0.56 per serving versus $1.47 for Moon Juice, based on the list prices shown in our reviews. Prices change often, so check the current price before buying.
Are Moon Juice and OLLY third-party tested?
Moon Juice has no independent certification we could verify; OLLY carries NSF Contents Certified.
Who should choose Moon Juice over OLLY?
Our reviews suggest Moon Juice is best for people who enjoy a flavored bedtime drink ritual, those who also want a gentle laxative effect and shoppers who value tested, sugar-free ingredients, while OLLY is best for people who prefer a gummy to a pill, shoppers who want NSF-certified label accuracy and occasional sleeplessness and travel.

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