Menopause is ruining my mom’s sleep — so I sent her these 4 Prime Day products

A woman in bed next to red light lamp (left) grey cooling mattress pad (right) overlaid by Tom's Guide Prime Day logo, portable air conditioner and tub of magnesium lotion
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Between night sweats and nighttime anxiety, sleeping during menopause is no easy feat. While I'm a couple of decades away, I'm constantly hearing about the sleep disruptions caused by peri-menopause and menopause from my mom.

So, I've been a caring daughter and hunted the Amazon Prime Day sleep deals to find the best products to help her get better sleep. Undoubtedly, one of this year's best cooling mattresses is a wise investment if you're plagued by night sweats.

But if you're on a tighter budget, or not ready to upgrade your whole mattress yet, here you'll find more affordable cooling and sleep-aiding products to help you through.

4 products to help you sleep through menopause

1. AOGITKE Portable Air Conditionerswas $45.99now $34.39 at Amazon

1. AOGITKE Portable Air Conditioners: was $45.99 now $34.39 at Amazon
No AC? No problem. This portable air conditioner with a 900ml water tank is a handy bedside solution that delivers cool air and mist while you drift off to sleep. It has a two or four hour shut off setting so you can fall asleep with it on without worrying about it running all night. It's an effective air conditioner, minus a huge bill. And you'll get even more bang for your buck if you shop now as there's 25% off in a limited Amazon Prime Day deal. This cuts the cost down from $45.99 to $34.49 — a small price to pay for cooler sleep.

2. SLEEP ZONE Cooling Queen Mattress Padwas $54.99now $30.99 at Amazon

2. SLEEP ZONE Cooling Queen Mattress Pad: queen was $54.99 now $30.99 at Amazon
Another cooling solution (if mist and air isn't for you) is a cooling mattress pad. This Sleep Zone mattress pad is made from Nanotex, a quick-drying, sweat-wicking fabric, which regulates temperature in a similar way to cooling covers on specialist cooling mattresses, but for a fraction of the cost. You can't expect the extra cushioning you'd get from the best mattress topper, but it does provide a quick-fix heat dissipating layer to your bed. For just $30.99 for a queen size now (down from $54.99), we think it's worth every cent.

3. Magnum Solace Stores Nighttime Magnesium Lotion:was $19.99now $9.99 at Amazon

3. Magnum Solace Stores Nighttime Magnesium Lotion: was $19.99 now $9.99 at Amazon
Magnesium is often recommended by experts as a natural sleep aid during menopause. What better way to get your dose than lathering up with a soothing lotion post-evening shower (remember following a bedtime routine is essential for curbing nighttime anxiety and calming down for sleep). At 50% off you can get a tub of this Magnum magensium lotion for $9.99 rather than $19.99, which we think is a super deal.

4. Gamma Revive red light lamp:was $109.99now $87.99 at Amazon

4. Gamma Revive red light lamp: was $109.99 now $87.99 at Amazon
Hormonal changes during menopause interfere with the body's natural production of melatonin. Yet, dim red light (the kind emitted by this Revive lamp) promotes the release of this sleep-inducing hormone. Therefore, exposing yourself to this light when melatonin is in short supply is a wise idea. Plus the warm red light creates a calming atmosphere inside your bedroom to help you let go of stress before hitting the hay. With 20% off this Prime Day, you can snap up this snooze-inducing bedside companion for $87.99, saving you over $20.

Eve Davies
Sleep Staff Writer

Eve is a PPA-accredited journalist with an MA in Magazine Journalism from Cardiff University. She is a Sleep Staff Writer at Tom’s Guide and has four years’ experience writing health features and news. She is particularly interested in the relationship between good sleep and overall health. At Tom’s Guide Eve is responsible for coverage and reviews of sleep tech and is our smart and cooling mattress specialist, focussing on brands such as Eight Sleep and Sleep Number. She also covers general mattress reviews, seeks out the best deals to produce tried-and-tested buyer's guides for sleep accessories and enjoys writing in-depth features about sleep health. She has been involved in rigorous testing procedures for mattress reviews in our Sleep Studio and has interviewed experts including sleep doctors and psychologists. When not covering sleep at Tom's Guide, Eve enjoys writing about health and fitness, food and culture. 

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