Insomniacs claim Amazon’s ‘magical’ £5.15 pillow spray helps them fall asleep quicker

INSOMNIACS have claimed Amazon’s "magical" £5.15 pillow spray helps them fall asleep quicker.

The Feather & Down Sweet Dreams Pillow Spray has been dubbed "an absolute godsend" as others said they were "blown away" by how much it helps them sleep.

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Users raved about the spray, which many claim is the simple hack to getting a restful night's sleep.

"This is an absolute godsend, it smells wonderful and it does help get me off to sleep...." one user wrote.

Another said: "Repeat purchase as blown away with added quality of sleep with this spray."

"Absolutely amazing product, bought for my daughter as she was having trouble getting off to sleep and it worked like magic..." one purchaser commented.

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According to the product's description, the spray has a blend of "lavender and chamomile essential oils."

For those who are concerned about ethical products, Amazon says the spray is both vegan-friendly and cruelty-free.

It promises to help "to reduce an anxious mind and encourage calm to aid a restful night's sleep."

To use the product, the description says to "spray a generous amount" of it onto a pillow.

It has a 4.5-star rating, with over 1,539 reviews.

According to an independent study, 83percent of people who used the product fell asleep faster.

Some users that were even skeptical raved about the product.

"Was sceptical because lavender is an acquired scent however it’s so soft..I didn’t wake once!!" one user said.

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Another wrote: "It works - I was sceptical but after an initial spray and a first good nights sleep in ages."

The product is typically available for just £5.15, according to The Daily Mail.

However – due to high demand, it's currently sold out on the site.

Amazon is working to re-stock the product as soon as possible.

For those especially eager to get their hands on the product, it's available elsewhere on the site – for a steeper price.

Another listing has the product for £11.

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