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I ordered on 4th June, said it would be 2 - 3 days it is now 21st June!
I read other reviews of people not receiving their products, I thought I'd chance it, obviously a mistake!
STAY AWAY
UPDATE: Finally arrived, but terrible comms and delivery
The tablets are helping a bit but still finding it hard to get to sleep.
Have taken for about 4 weeks now and they are good
Initial contact was good and your products are excellent especially night time It has transformed my sleeping
However I could have rated lower because of failure to reply / respond to messages emails requesting earlier delivery due to a holiday and when someone did reply message was unreadable
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