Hatch Restore
Hatch Restore is a physical consumer electronic device rather than a pharmaceutical drug or consumable medicine. It combines a customizable smart light, sound machine, sunrise alarm, and sleep meditation library into a bedside device controlled via a mobile app to help users fall asleep, stay asleep, and wake up refreshed.
Dosage by Body Weight
Not applicable. This is a non-medicinal, external sleep-aid device. It can be used nightly as part of a bedtime and wake-up routine.
- Body Weight
- Below 5 kg
- Dose
- Not applicable
- Frequency
- Not applicable
- Tracking Notes
- Physical consumer electronic device; not a drug.
- Body Weight
- 5-7 kg
- Dose
- Not applicable
- Frequency
- Not applicable
- Tracking Notes
- Physical consumer electronic device; not a drug.
- Body Weight
- 8-10 kg
- Dose
- Not applicable
- Frequency
- Not applicable
- Tracking Notes
- Physical consumer electronic device; not a drug.
- Body Weight
- 11-15 kg
- Dose
- Not applicable
- Frequency
- Not applicable
- Tracking Notes
- Physical consumer electronic device; not a drug.
- Body Weight
- 16-20 kg
- Dose
- Not applicable
- Frequency
- Not applicable
- Tracking Notes
- Physical consumer electronic device; not a drug.
| Body Weight | Dose | Frequency | Tracking Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Below 5 kg | Not applicable | Not applicable | Physical consumer electronic device; not a drug. |
| 5-7 kg | Not applicable | Not applicable | Physical consumer electronic device; not a drug. |
| 8-10 kg | Not applicable | Not applicable | Physical consumer electronic device; not a drug. |
| 11-15 kg | Not applicable | Not applicable | Physical consumer electronic device; not a drug. |
| 16-20 kg | Not applicable | Not applicable | Physical consumer electronic device; not a drug. |
Formulation
Electronic Device
Purpose
A smart sleep assistant, sound machine, and sunrise alarm clock designed to support healthy sleep hygiene, circadian rhythm alignment, and gentle waking.
Generic Name
Smart Sleep Assistant and Sound MachineScheduled Drug
No. This medicine is generally not treated as a scheduled/prescription-only drug in common consumer references, but local rules may vary.