As described by Ireland FSAI: Medicinal product (melatonin) not permitted in food products present in various Jelly Pills food supplements
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Reported risk: In Ireland, melatonin is a prescription only medication, which is not authorised in food and should only be taken under medical supervision.
What to do
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Ireland: melatonin is a prescription-only medicine. The Food Safety Authority of Ireland states that in Ireland melatonin is regulated as a medicinal product when authorised by the Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA), is a prescription-only medication, is not authorised in food, and is not permitted in food supplements on the Irish market. Sources: FSAI food alerts 2025.53 (2 October 2025) and 2026.29 (29 May 2026). Rules differ between countries. This is regulatory information, not medical advice.
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