I am one of those people who usually gets a good night’s rest without the help of prescription drugs and/or other sleep aids (law school finals week excluded). But I know insomnia is a huge problem for a lot of people out there, and the efficiency of society ails as a result. The nice people at Glo To Sleep have made it their goal and their passion to help sleep-struggled people get the rest they need, and their ultimate goal is not just money in their pockets. The Glo to Sleep addresses your robust level of end-of-day brain wave activity, which is a fundamental and pervasive problem that prevents people from sleeping well. As many of you know, people have been practicing mediation for centuries as a way to slow their brain wave activity down to a point of relaxation. The problem with meditation is that, even for those people who have mastered it, it takes concentration– not something you have a lot of. The Glo To Sleep uses the same concept as meditation but is a lot simpler. People are starting to catch on to this product– especially in the UK where the Glo To Sleep is hitting the prestigious London design trade show Top Drawer. If you still need convincing, try it for yourself at no risk, or read this independent review.