Is the Viral TikTok Sleepy Girl Mocktail As Good as It Sounds? We Found Out

CNET sleep experts are always looking for the best possible ways of getting a good night's sleep. Between testing mattresses and researching melatonin supplements, we make time to fact-check viral social media videos. Naturally, when the "Sleepy Girl Mocktail" made its rounds on TikTok and Instagram last year, we had to test its claim of being a sleep-aid-free drink by trying it for ourselves. According to a recent CNET survey, a lot of US adults think a relaxing night's sleep costs $1,000, but it might be cheaper with this mocktail. A week before I sat down to write this article, when the drink first became popular, I went to the store in search of the ingredients. Down the juice aisle at my local Publix, each shelf was stocked with rows of cranberry, apple, beet, tomato, various V8 and prune juice. The entire section was completely empty when I reached the organic juice shelf. The tart cherry juice was gone. Read more: Replace Melatonin With These 7 Popular All-Natural Sleep Aids ... Read full article.