Where to Buy Yu Sleep: Amazon, Walmart or the Vendor's Own Site?

Yu Sleep is sold two ways by the company itself, through getyusleep.com on ClickBank and through loveyusleep.com on BuyGoods, and it also turns up on Amazon under a listing that does not use the same brand name. This page checks every place the product is genuinely sold, alongside our full Yu Sleep reviews coverage of what the drops actually contain and what buyers say about them. At least 11 other domains call themselves the "official" Yu Sleep website, and none of them belong to the vendor.

Knowing where an order actually goes matters here specifically, because the guarantee terms, the refund process and even the name on a buyer's bank statement all depend on which site or platform took the payment. The sections below walk through the vendor's own two funnels, the Amazon listing and its unrelated look-alike, and the clone sites that surface when someone searches for the "Yu Sleep official website."

Where Yu Sleep is actually sold

The vendor sells Yu Sleep itself, twice over: getyusleep.com runs through ClickBank, and a second, separate storefront at loveyusleep.com runs through BuyGoods, a different payment processor with its own refund process. A buyer who orders through getyusleep.com sees the charge on their bank statement read "CLKBANK*YU SLEEP," and ClickBank's own order support line, 1-800-390-6035, can look up that order. The loveyusleep.com funnel is entirely separate, with its own support number, +1 302-200-3480, and its own refund route (see the Yu Sleep refund policy for the full terms of both).

The vendor's own text sales letter also claims exclusivity, telling readers the drops are available "ONLY Here on Our Website!" That claim does not hold up against the vendor's own second funnel or the Amazon listing described below, both of which sell the same product.

Yu Sleep on Amazon: what the listing shows

Yu Sleep does turn up on Amazon, under ASIN B0FV34B71M, but the listing's brand field says "ALL SLIMMING HERBS" rather than Yu Sleep, and Amazon does not show who the seller behind it is. The listing title reads "YuSleep – Natural Sleep Drops with Tart Cherry, GABA & 5-...," its manufacturer field says "Yu Sleep," and it has been available on Amazon since 2025-10-07. As of 2026-09-25 it carries 97 ratings averaging 2.9 out of 5, split 33% five-star, 7% four-star, 12% three-star, 12% two-star and 36% one-star. The texts behind those 97 ratings were not analysed for this page and are not part of the 14 buyer reports covered on the Yu Sleep reviews page.

Neither Amazon listing's price could be confirmed in USD; only a euro price was visible from the non-US connection used to check it, so no USD figure is given here (the vendor's own pricing pages carry confirmed USD prices instead). The listing's wrap-label photo does match the vendor's own Supplement Facts panel: the same three disclosed doses, the same 637 mg proprietary blend, the same UPC (742259221927) and the same getyusleep.com address print on both. Where the listing breaks from the label is in its own attribute text and marketing bullets: it names "vitamin B12" where the label actually lists vitamin B2, and it leaves out L-theanine entirely. The listing also adds claims that appear nowhere on the label or the vendor's own home and VSL pages, including "FDA-registered, GMP-certified facility," "Made in USA," "Sugar-Free," and "Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Vegan-Friendly, Keto, Halal." Those are the Amazon listing's own claims, not anything this site has verified, and "Sugar-Free" specifically conflicts with the label, which lists medium invert syrup and erythritol as sweeteners. It is also worth stating plainly that an Amazon order is not covered by the vendor's or ClickBank's 60-day refund route; Amazon's own return policy would apply instead, and this dossier has not researched what that involves.

A different "Yu Sleep Drops" listing to watch for

A second Amazon listing, ASIN B0HDV81YL4 and sold under the brand Rootvify, is also called "Yu Sleep Drops, 60ml," but it carries no ingredient list, sits in Amazon's Immune Support category rather than sleep, and is not the product this site reviews. It has been listed on Amazon since 2026-08-11. As with the matching listing above, its price was seen only in a euro comparison widget from a non-US connection, so no price is stated for it here either.

Walmart, eBay and other retailers

As of 2026-09-25, no Walmart or eBay listing for Yu Sleep was found, though both platforms partly block automated searches, so this is not a guarantee that neither carries one. A direct search on walmart.com was stopped by a bot check, and a search on ebay.com returned a 403 error. Separately, the vendor's own affiliate terms forbid its affiliates from promoting Yu Sleep on Amazon, eBay or similar retail and auction sites. That is a rule about what affiliates may do, not evidence about whether Yu Sleep itself is sold on those platforms; the Amazon listing above already shows that it is, through a channel this dossier could not identify further.

"Official website" look-alikes to avoid

At least 11 domains present themselves as the official Yu Sleep website, and none of them is getyusleep.com or loveyusleep.com, the two sites the vendor itself runs. These sites all call themselves "official" or similar, and none of them is getyusleep.com or loveyusleep.com:

• yusleeps.com, an affiliate page whose order buttons are all ClickBank referral links (affiliate=napi99); its listed phone number, (844) 234-6681, and its email, [email protected], are not vendor contacts
• yusleep-eg.com, another affiliate page using a ClickBank hoplink
• yuusleep.com, yusileep.com, yuslep.us, yusleep--us.com and us-yuasleep.com
• yu-sleep.net, yusleep-us.com, yiusleep.com, us-yusleep-us.com and en-yusleep.com, each titled "Official Website"

yusleeps.com is, notably, the site listed on the product's BBB profile, even though it is an affiliate page rather than the vendor's own site. That is exactly the kind of mix-up a buyer typing "Yu Sleep official website" into a search bar is likely to run into. For the fuller picture on the company behind Yu Sleep and how it operates, see is Yu Sleep legit.

How to buy safely

Buying directly from getyusleep.com or loveyusleep.com is the only way to get the vendor's own guarantee terms, so it is worth confirming the URL before paying. Four checks catch most of the mix-ups above:

1. Check that the address bar reads getyusleep.com (ClickBank) or loveyusleep.com (BuyGoods) before entering any payment details, and treat any other domain calling itself "official" as unverified.
2. Expect the checkout and the bank statement to read through ClickBank ("CLKBANK*YU SLEEP") or BuyGoods, not "Yu Sleep" directly; that is how a buyer can confirm which processor actually handled the order.
3. Know the guarantee terms before paying: about 85% of the price back, the buyer pays return postage, and only one refund per customer, and that this route exists only for orders placed on the vendor's own funnels, not for an Amazon order.
4. On Amazon, check the brand field, currently "ALL SLIMMING HERBS" for the matching listing, and the ASIN, B0FV34B71M, against this page before buying, since a second, unrelated listing (Rootvify, B0HDV81YL4) uses the same product name.

Bottom line

Yu Sleep is a real product sold two ways by its own vendor, on getyusleep.com and loveyusleep.com, and it also appears on Amazon under a listing whose seller Amazon does not name. Whichever channel a buyer chooses, it is worth remembering that the 60-day guarantee applies only to orders placed on the vendor's own two funnels, not to an Amazon purchase.