The AM/PM package, in full view.
| Product included | Package quantity |
|---|---|
| Collagen Essentials | One jar |
| Nightspan | One jar |
Package price: Awaiting approval. One-time purchase and subscription options are proposed; shipping, delivery and returns terms remain pending.
The quantities describe what the order would contain. They do not mean one serving of each, equal serving counts or a prescribed schedule for taking both products.
A one-time purchase would have no automatic renewal. A subscription would need its own published price, delivery interval and renewal/cancellation terms before enrollment. Selecting a preview option creates no order, payment, stock reservation or subscription.
This is the complete proposed package: two separate powders, one jar of each, with no accessory, third product or gift included. It is a way to bring home both formulas while keeping the starting quantity to the pair itself. A package discount and duration of supply have not been established.
Skin care and the close of your day: two personal reasons.
Some personal-care choices belong to the time you spend getting ready. Others begin with the hope of a better night's sleep. AM/PM brings two formulas into one order for the shopper who wants to give both interests some attention.
Essentials gives your collagen interest a particular direction.
You may enjoy choosing the things that go into your skin-care routine. Collagen's research on hydration and elasticity can be another part of that interest. Essentials offers a particular composition: collagen peptides alongside astaxanthin, lutein with zeaxanthin, and vitamin C.
The carotenoids have their own skin-related ingredient research. Vitamin C has a nutritional role in normal collagen production. Those considerations explain the selection; they do not establish a greater outcome from combining the ingredients.
Those are the additions you receive with the collagen foundation, at the working amounts shown below. If you want that complete selection, Essentials puts it in one powder. It is a collagen choice for the care you enjoy taking with your appearance, with the evidence for each ingredient explained below.
Nightspan turns the evening preference into a complete ingredient choice.
By evening, your attention may shift from how skin looks and feels to the wish for better sleep. Nightspan takes a glycine-led approach to that supplement interest, with melatonin left out of the composition.
Free-form glycine anchors the powder at 3,000 mg in the working specification. Magnesium, L-theanine, saffron extract and zinc complete the blend. Each has a disclosed amount, and the material descriptions identify more than a familiar ingredient name.
Glycine, magnesium bisglycinate, L-theanine and a standardized saffron extract each have sleep-related research; zinc adds a supporting nutrient role. Nightspan brings the five actives together for someone who wants this complete evening blend. The finished formula has not been clinically tested, so better sleep remains an aspiration rather than a promised result.
The pair gives those interests a modest starting quantity.
One Essentials and one Nightspan is an exact first-order choice. You receive the collagen-and-carotenoid formula and the five-active evening blend without buying multiple jars of either. Each keeps its own panel and directions; the package does not establish an added effect from taking them together.
For the shopper who has been exploring both skin-care ingredients and an evening supplement, this is the practical attraction: both chosen formulas are in the order, and neither has to become a stock-up commitment. You can also begin with Collagen Essentials or Nightspan individually.
Collagen Essentials: what the first jar contains.
Essentials is a multi-ingredient collagen powder. Its working composition combines a peptide foundation with carotenoids and vitamin C, without colostrum.
| Active | Working amount per proposed serving | Form or specification |
|---|---|---|
| Hydrolyzed collagen peptides | 10,000 mg working target | Types I & III; exact peptide material pending |
| Natural astaxanthin | 4–6 mg working range | Haematococcus pluvialis; final specification pending |
| Lutein with zeaxanthin | 10 mg lutein + 0.6 mg zeaxanthin | Marigold extract; final specification pending |
| Vitamin C | 90–100 mg working range | L-ascorbic acid |
This is the composition behind the first jar's appeal. The collagen foundation, carotenoids and vitamin C each have a different reason for inclusion.
Skin hydration and elasticity are the specific collagen questions behind this interest. A 2023 review reported favorable pooled findings; a 2025 review found no significant effects in its high-quality or non-pharmaceutical-funded subgroups. These findings support an informed interest in the ingredient, with uncertainty about effects and no prediction for Essentials. 2023 collagen review, 2025 collagen review.
Astaxanthin has research on skin moisture and elasticity; the cited review did not find a significant wrinkle-depth reduction. Lutein/zeaxanthin findings require attention to oral versus topical treatment groups. Astaxanthin review, Lutein/zeaxanthin trial.
Vitamin C is required for normal collagen production. That role gives it a nutritional rationale here, without proving that its addition increases the effects of collagen supplementation. NIH vitamin C information.
These ingredient findings explain why a shopper interested in skin care might want this composition. The 10,000 mg collagen amount remains a working target, not a verified match to a selected study material. Neither the complete formula nor its inclusion in the pair has been clinically tested.
Essentials is not vegan: it contains collagen. Leaving out colostrum also does not establish milk-allergy safety. Final supplier, allergen and cross-contact verification remain necessary. The full label, final amounts, preparation details and serving count are still subject to approval.
Read the Collagen Essentials product details. For study outcomes, funding disclosures and the limits of matching them to this working formula, open the Essentials ingredient evidence.
Nightspan: what the evening jar contains.
Nightspan is a five-active, melatonin-free powder. Its separately specified free-form glycine and elemental minerals make the full composition easier to examine.
| Active | Working amount per proposed serving | Form or specification |
|---|---|---|
| Glycine | 3,000 mg | Free-form |
| Magnesium | 250 mg elemental | Fully reacted bisglycinate |
| L-theanine | 200 mg | Free-form |
| Saffron extract | 28 mg | Planned affron-type material, ≥3.5% Lepticrosalides; final material match pending |
| Zinc | 15 mg elemental | Bisglycinate |
The working 3,000 mg of free-form glycine equals 3 g, the amount examined in the small bedtime study cited here. That study reported better self-rated sleep and faster sleep onset, with unchanged sleep architecture. It did not test Nightspan or establish more deep sleep; authors included researchers affiliated with an ingredient manufacturer. Glycine study.
Magnesium bisglycinate, L-theanine and a standardized saffron extract have separate sleep research. Their study designs, materials and measured outcomes differ; their findings cannot simply be added together. Magnesium trial, L-theanine review, Saffron trial.
The cited L-theanine review does not establish 200 mg as a universal effective threshold. Saffron's final material must support any comparison with a named extract. Magnesium's source form is disclosed without a claim of superior absorption.
Zinc has a supporting nutrient role. The sleep research cited for it involved zinc-rich foods, so it does not demonstrate a sleep effect from isolated zinc bisglycinate. NIH zinc information, Zinc-food trial.
You may be hoping for a more satisfying night's sleep. Nightspan brings free-form glycine and the four listed additions into one powder for that evening supplement interest. It is not pure glycine, contains no NAC and is not GlyNAC. Melatonin-free is a composition description, not an assurance of greater safety or effectiveness.
Final material specifications, complete label, amounts, serving count and directions remain subject to approval. The finished blend has not been clinically tested.
What changes when you choose the complete pair.
The order moves from one formula to two, with a separate reason for each. That is a different commitment from buying extra supply of something you have already chosen. Here is what each approach includes.
| Approach | What you choose | The practical tradeoff |
|---|---|---|
| A single-ingredient product | One ingredient and its product-specific amount | Fewer actives to assess; additions require separate decisions. |
| Separately selected products | Individual formulas you assemble yourself | More flexibility over each selection, with more labels and purchases to manage. |
| One Dayspan formula | The complete Essentials or Nightspan panel | One fixed blend; included actives cannot be removed or adjusted separately. |
| The AM/PM pair | One Essentials jar and one Nightspan jar | Two different fixed formulas; one jar of each in the order. |
If your interest begins and ends with collagen alone or glycine alone, a single-ingredient product may suit it. The blends are for someone who also wants the accompanying ingredients in the same powder. Increasing a serving would increase those actives too, so the fixed selection matters.
Essentials brings the carotenoids and vitamin C into your collagen choice. Nightspan brings magnesium, L-theanine, saffron and zinc into your glycine choice. AM/PM then brings those two complete powders into one package. Its appeal rests on receiving those particular compositions, with all the additions visible.
When both are the products you want, one of each is the direct starting quantity. There is no requirement to add a second or third jar of either. The eventual order total belongs beside that exact quantity, and the serving information belongs to each individual formula.
Make the overlap visible before adding either formula.
Put the two panels alongside the complete labels of products you already use. Include products marketed for other purposes: a multivitamin or an existing evening supplement may contain an overlapping active.
For Nightspan, pay attention to the elemental mineral amounts and the four actives accompanying free-form glycine. For Essentials, account for the carotenoids and vitamin C alongside the collagen. A blend decision involves everything included in the serving.
Collagen contains glycine as part of its protein structure. Nightspan's free-form glycine is a separate ingredient entry. That relationship does not establish that you need both products, that they replace one another or that the combination is superior.
Do not combine collagen weight, free-form glycine and elemental magnesium into one supposed glycine amount. They describe different quantities. Final material data would be needed to establish contributions from other sources, including chelates.
The point of seeing the whole picture is to make a purchase you understand. Resolve individual suitability against the final labels and with qualified guidance where appropriate. Nightspan is not for children. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, medication use and medical conditions need appropriate attention; magnesium requires particular care with kidney conditions.
There is room to like a formula and decide that your existing routine already covers your interest. There is also room to prefer a fixed blend because its complete composition suits what you want. Both decisions become easier when overlap is visible.
Bring both interests into an ordinary week.
Picture the package arriving among the ordinary things that come into your home. You set out one Essentials jar and one Nightspan jar. The first is the collagen formula you chose after exploring the carotenoids. The second is the melatonin-free evening blend you wanted, with glycine and its four accompanying actives.
Essentials belongs to the care you already like taking with your appearance. Nightspan belongs to the evening interest that began with wanting better sleep and reading about glycine. They are different reasons, and they remain easy to recognize after the shopping tabs are closed.
Perhaps there are groceries to put away and tomorrow's list on the counter. Personal care still deserves some space among those everyday responsibilities. The attraction is having the products you chose for those interests at home, in the simple starting quantity of one each.
The approved labels will determine preparation, timing and use. AM/PM does not prescribe a sequence or imply that the powders should be mixed together. Flavor, texture and mixing performance also require finished-product information.
A few things for the care you like taking with your skin. Some attention for your own rest when the day quiets down. That small space for yourself can belong in an ordinary week, with all its unfinished lists.
Keep the price comparison to the same one-of-each order.
For a one-time purchase, the equivalent separate order is one Collagen Essentials plus one Nightspan. Nightspan's planned single-jar one-time price is $89. Essentials' single-jar price and the pair price are awaiting approval.
With Essentials' price and the pair price still pending, no package saving is established. Once prices are approved, compare the complete cost of this pair with buying one of each separately, including shipping and applicable charges. That keeps the financial decision tied to the exact two jars you want to bring home.
Nightspan's recurring price belongs to a different purchase mode. A three-jar unit price belongs to a larger quantity. Neither establishes a discount for this one-of-each, one-time package, and no pair saving is claimed here.
Two jars also do not equal two months. The formulas need their own final serving counts and directions before duration can be calculated. Even a price divided by two would only give an average across different jars, not the individual price or supply of either product.
The pair's immediate appeal is bringing two wanted choices home without stocking up on either. You keep Essentials at one jar and add one Nightspan, or keep Nightspan at one and add one Essentials. The extra product has its own purpose, so the pair's total must earn your preference against the order you would otherwise make. Once both formulas are wanted, the completed arithmetic will show whether purchasing them together is the arrangement you prefer.
Seven buying questions, answered before you choose.
What exactly would arrive with the pair?
The package is one jar of Collagen Essentials and one jar of Nightspan. Each contains its own formula. No additional product, accessory or gift is implied.
That is the quantity to carry into your comparison with individual products. Package imagery illustrates the named pair; it does not establish final labels, fill weights or preparation directions. Once the commercial offer is available, the order summary should show those same two product identities and quantities alongside the full price and terms.
Can I start with just one product?
Yes. Each has its own individual offer. An Essentials-first shopper can finish that collagen decision without adding an evening product; a Nightspan-first shopper can choose the evening blend without purchasing collagen.
The pair becomes useful when both compositions are welcome. Starting with one is a different first-order commitment, not a failure to complete a protocol. The ingredients in either product do not need the other jar to justify their own selection rationale. The individual offers keep that first order to the formula you want.
What if I already take magnesium or other overlapping ingredients?
Include those products in the full comparison before adding Nightspan or Essentials. Look at amounts and forms, not just product names. Supplements marketed for different purposes can contain the same actives.
If serving weight or elemental mineral amounts make that comparison difficult, use the worked Supplement Facts examples. The guide explains the numbers without deciding personal suitability.
This pair contains fixed formulas. It cannot remove an ingredient you already take or personalize an amount for you. Do not assume that increasing, reducing or combining servings resolves an overlap. Use final label directions and qualified guidance for your circumstances. A package is an arrangement of products, not a personalized supplementation plan.
Why put these two formulas together if the pair has not been clinically tested?
Because the shopper can have two distinct interests: collagen and carotenoids as part of personal care, and a glycine-led blend as an evening supplement. The package contains the two formulas chosen for those interests, one of each.
Buying them together does not establish a greater effect. Their ingredient studies concern different materials, participants and outcomes; no combined benefit can be inferred from the two labels. The purchase follows from wanting those two compositions, with the same evidence boundaries each product has individually.
How should I judge whether the pair is worth the money?
For the one-time pair, compare its eventual complete order total with buying one of each separately on the same purchase basis. The planned $89 Nightspan single-jar one-time price is one part of that comparison; Essentials' price is still needed.
The package is worth considering when these are the formulas you want and its total fits your budget. No extra value is assigned to gifts, accessories or unwanted jars. The contents are exactly one Essentials and one Nightspan.
Will both jars need replacing at the same time?
That has not been established. Equal jar counts do not guarantee equal serving counts or duration, and final directions remain specific to each product.
Use the approved serving information to understand what you would be buying before making a supply plan. Your interest in keeping one product on hand might also differ from the other. A shared package does not require a shared replenishment preference. The actual purchase arrangement should make sense for the full pair, rather than rely on the AM/PM name to imply a schedule.
Does choosing the pair start a subscription?
No. The current preview does not create an order or enroll you in recurring billing. One-time and subscription options are proposed, with full terms required before purchase.
A one-time order would not renew automatically. Any recurring offer would need a published package price, delivery interval, renewal terms and cancellation process, followed by your explicit agreement. An interest in the two products should not be confused with an agreement to recurring shipments. The purchase mode is a separate choice to make alongside the package details.
Choose how to purchase after choosing what to purchase.
The product decision answers whether you welcome both formulas. The purchase arrangement answers how you would prefer to order them.
A one-time package can suit someone making a first purchase or someone who prefers to decide on future orders themselves. A subscription can suit someone who wants an agreed replenishment arrangement, provided the actual price, schedule and terms fit. Neither mode changes the formulas or demonstrates a different product benefit.
You do not need to settle a future replenishment preference simply because both products interest you today. Begin with the exact contents and the level of commitment you are comfortable making. Then read the applicable shipping, delivery, returns and any renewal terms in the same view as the total.
Those commercial details are still pending for this package. The selection area should be understood as a preview until purchases open. It records no permission to charge you and reserves no inventory.
Bring your two choices into one clear package.
Essentials offers the collagen, carotenoids and vitamin C composition you have explored. Nightspan offers a separate melatonin-free blend centered on 3,000 mg of free-form glycine, with magnesium, L-theanine, saffron and zinc.
The skin-care interest you make time for while getting ready. The wish for better sleep that matters when the day winds down. One Essentials jar and one Nightspan jar give those interests two specific product choices, with the ingredients and limitations in view.
If this is the pair you want to bring home, the package selection below keeps the next step clear. One Collagen Essentials. One Nightspan. The exact first order, with its purchase mode and complete terms to be confirmed before payment.
One Collagen Essentials jar + one Nightspan jar. Package price awaiting approval; purchases are not open.