SwissRX Night Time

Most athletes obsess over training and nutrition but underestimate the third leg of the performance trifecta: sleep. You can nail your intervals, dial in your fueling, and still plateau — because if you're not sleeping deeply, your body isn't actually recovering. Here's what most athletes don't realize: there are two completely separate sleep problems, and most supplements only fix one of them.

SwissRX Night Time is the athlete-specific sleep formula designed to solve both — helping you fall asleep fast and stay asleep through the night so your body can do the recovery work it trained for.

I can usually fall asleep — that's never been my issue. My problem is staying asleep. I'd wake up at 2 or 3am and drag myself to a morning workout feeling like I hadn't rested at all. Standard melatonin did nothing for it. SwissRX Night Time addresses both problems with a two-phase ingredient stack.

Two Problems, One Formula Most sleep supplements throw melatonin at the problem and call it done. SwissRX Night Time addresses both sleep onset and middle-of-the-night wake-ups with a targeted two-phase ingredient approach.

Cortisol Is the Real Culprit The most common reason athletes wake up at 2 or 3am isn't a noise — it's a cortisol spike. Phosphatidylserine (the compound that tells your body to dial down stress hormones) is included at 100mg to suppress that nighttime cortisol surge and keep you in deep sleep longer.

Athlete-Specific Mineral Support Hard training depletes calcium and magnesium, and muscle cramping or restlessness is a real sleep disruptor after tough workouts. The 250mg calcium (as Albion® Dicalcium Malate) and 150mg magnesium (as DiMagnesium Malate) — the minerals that keep your muscles relaxed — are included in their highest-bioavailability chelated forms to prevent that.

5-HTP works upstream from melatonin — it's the raw material your body uses to manufacture serotonin, which then converts naturally to melatonin. PharmaGABA® is a naturally fermented form of the brain's primary calming neurotransmitter that research suggests crosses the blood-brain barrier more effectively than synthetic GABA. Phosphatidylserine, derived from sunflower seed, helps blunt the cortisol response that's already elevated in hard-training athletes going into bed.

How to Use SwissRX Night Time

Taking it: 4 capsules, 1–2 hours before bedtime.

Frequency: Nightly — this formula is designed for consistent use. The cortisol-suppressing and neurotransmitter-supporting ingredients work best when taken regularly.

Pro tip: Stack it with your post-workout recovery routine on hard training days. That's when cortisol is highest and the mineral replenishment is most critical for uninterrupted sleep.

SwissRX was formulated in collaboration with Dr. Kevin Sprouse, Head of Medicine for EF Education First Pro Cycling — one of the top professional cycling teams in the world. Dr. Sprouse works with Tour de France-level athletes who can't afford a bad night of sleep at any point in a 21-stage race. SwissRX Night Time reflects that same uncompromising standard: pharmaceutical-grade ingredients, in forms your body can actually use, at doses that matter.

Stop settling for a supplement that just knocks you out. Get the sleep your training deserves.