A clean lift to get you across the finish line, and a real shutdown when the day is finally done.


It doesn't matter what you do. Nurse, founder, teacher, parent, or tradesperson. Different work, same grind: perform when it counts, then actually shut down.
Tear open a single dissolvable. It slips into a pocket, a bag, a scrub top, a glovebox.
Melts in seconds, absorbs sublingually, skips the slow digestive route. It tastes like actives, not candy. Gone fast, then it's working.
Energy hits in minutes. Sleep settles in within the half hour. You feel the difference, which is the whole point.




















Two dissolvables. Zero nonsense.
Two formulas that each do one job exceptionally well, plus the bundle.

Melatonin, valerian root, and L-theanine on a dissolvable that melts under your tongue. No groggy morning, no glass of water at 10pm.
Ships every 4 weeks
$1.17 per dissolvable

One Sleep, one Energy. Sharp focus by day, deep rest by night. The complete round-the-clock routine at the best per-dissolvable price.
Ships every 4 weeks
$0.92 per dissolvable
You taste the actives for a couple seconds, then it's gone. I'd rather that than something sugary that tastes like a gas station gummy. It's doing a job, not being a snack.
First one caught me off guard. Now it's just part of the routine, on the tongue, ten seconds, back to work. The finish clears fast.
If it tasted like dessert I'd wonder what they put in it to get there. Ten seconds of real flavor is a fair trade for no sugar and no crash.
A preview of the published format research and the real-world problems that inspired Que-Strips™.
Published reviews describe oral films as a format designed to disintegrate in the mouth without water, with the potential for oral-mucosal delivery when a compound and formulation are suited to that route.
Thin oral films are designed to disintegrate in saliva.
The format can be taken without pills or water.
Oral mucosa offers a delivery pathway for suitable compounds.
Hoffmann et al., 2011 · Patel et al., 2011
Explore the researchThe data behind the problem
71% of workers say the late afternoon is the worst time of their day.
Source: Slack Workforce Index, 2023 (survey of 10,333 desk workers)
Three out of four of us are still working at 3pm. Only one in four can actually focus.
Source: Slack Workforce Index, 2023
The caffeine in a single energy drink can equal two to three cups of coffee.
Source: U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
Nearly 1 in 3 adults aren't getting the sleep they need.
Source: CDC / NCHS Data Brief No. 559, April 2026
Less than half of adults wake up actually feeling rested.
Source: CDC / NCHS Data Brief No. 559, April 2026
1 in 8 adults now reach for something just to fall asleep.
Source: CDC / NCHS, 2024 National Health Interview Survey
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