4.1
75% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
The Good Patch
4.1 • 22 Reviews
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The Good Patch reviews and discussion
Reviews mention
- Effective sleep formulation
- Clear energy boost
- Clean packaging
- Convenient travel-sizing
- Adhesive strength issues
- Inconsistent product efficacy
- Single-use wastefulness
- Limited measurable evidence
The Good Patch reviews say the brand works for many users—sleep and energy patches (Dream, Nite Nite, B12/Awake) reliably improve rest and alertness—while adhesive strength and inconsistent efficacy across product lines emerge as recurring downsides.
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22 reviews and posts
4y ago
I've used the nite nite and the cycle patches. The nite nite patch was amazing, my sleep was better and I liked the addition of valerian root. I would definitely purchase again for travel, the patches are very convenient. Also a good option if you're dealing with digestive issues and don't like to/are unable to take supplements in pill form. I didn't notice as much of a difference with the cycle patch, it helped some but I don't know if I would buy it again. I have really bad cramps because of my endometriosis so that may be why. If your cramps aren't as bad, it could be worthwhile.
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More 1 patch packs! I saw the B12/Awake patch for sale at Target as an individual item for $3.49 and that price point is much more appealing vs spending $12 for a pack of four when you aren't sure they'll work. I would also be interested in a more sustainable option such as compostable patches. While these patches are great, it's hard to justify using them on a regular basis because you end up throwing everything away.
4y ago
I use the Awake B-12 patches daily. They’re great for providing extra energy throughout the day.