Three formats
- CBN Gummies — 40 mg total per gummy: 30 mg CBD with 10 mg CBN, in elderberry. Vegan, gluten-free, THC-free. Available as a 30-count jar (900 mg CBD, 300 mg CBN) or 60-count (1,800 mg CBD, 600 mg CBN).
- CBN Oil — a lemon tincture with CBD and CBN in a 1:1 ratio, made with organic MCT oil. The 2,000 mg bottle holds 1,000 mg of each; the 4,000 mg bottle holds 2,000 mg of each. Held under the tongue, so you choose the amount rather than taking a fixed dose.
- CBD Magnesium Night Cream — our only CBN topical, with 750 mg CBN and magnesium, applied to skin rather than taken by mouth.
Also see our CBD and CBG products, our other minor-cannabinoid range, or the full tincture collection.
Try a sample first
CBN isn't like CBD — people respond to it differently, and we'd rather you find that out for the price of a sample than a full jar. Samples of both the gummies and the oil are free at our Westminster storefront, or $6.99 shipped anywhere in the US.
We're also at roughly 100 Front Range farmers markets a year, where you can ask questions and try things in person.
What CBN actually is
CBN — cannabinol — occurs naturally in hemp, but it forms differently from the others. Where the plant converts a shared precursor into CBD and THC, CBN develops as THC ages and breaks down. That's why it appears in older plant material in higher concentrations than in fresh, and why hemp contains very little of it compared to CBD.
Because it's scarce, CBN costs considerably more to produce than CBD. It's chemically distinct from CBD, not a stronger version of it. Our CBD vs. CBN guide goes further, and CBD vs. CBG covers the other minor cannabinoid we work with.
How to use them
Gummies — one gummy, chewed thoroughly. Fixed dose, no measuring, and slower to absorb because it goes through digestion.
Oil — shake the bottle, place the oil under your tongue, hold for 30 to 60 seconds, then swallow. Faster than a gummy, and the dropper lets you take any amount you like. It also mixes into food and drink, though skipping the sublingual hold makes it behave like an edible.
Night cream — massage into the area you want it. Topicals stay largely in the layers of the skin rather than entering the bloodstream, which is a different route entirely from the other two.
Start small with any of them, stay with it for a few days, and adjust from there. Store in a cool, dark place. Talk to your doctor before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking any medication, particularly anything metabolized by the liver. Hemp-derived CBD is federally legal, but state rules vary — check yours before ordering.
Tested every batch
An independent lab tests every batch for cannabinoid potency and for pesticides, heavy metals, and other contaminants, and we publish the certificate of analysis before a product goes on sale — so you can confirm the CBN content yourself rather than take our word for it. That's worth doing with any CBN product, not just ours.
Things to know before you buy
Check how much CBN you're actually getting
CBN is expensive, and plenty of products marketed as CBN contain only a token amount of it — a few milligrams alongside a much larger dose of CBD, with the CBN in the product name doing the selling. Our gummies contain 10 mg of CBN each, the oil is a true 1:1 with CBD, and the night cream carries 750 mg. Whatever you buy, from us or anyone, read the lab report rather than the label.
The topical is measured differently
750 mg in the night cream isn't comparable to 10 mg in a gummy. A topical's milligram count covers the whole jar and gets spread across an area of skin, where a gummy's covers a single dose that enters the bloodstream. High numbers on topicals are normal. Compare topicals to other topicals.
Gummy, oil, or cream
The gummy is fixed at 40 mg and swallowed — simple and slower. The oil is held under the tongue, absorbs faster, and lets you dial the amount up or down. The cream goes on one area rather than working through your whole system. Plenty of customers use a topical and an ingestible together; they aren't alternatives to each other. Try the gummy and oil as samples and decide from there.
Everything here is THC-free
All three products use cannabinoid isolates, so none contains THC. If you're subject to workplace or athletic drug testing, that matters — our full spectrum products do contain trace THC. Our CBD vs. THC guide explains what shows up on a screen.
Ingredients and allergens
The oil is made with organic MCT oil and organic flavoring. The gummies are vegan and gluten-free, made with organic tapioca syrup, organic cane sugar, fruit pectin, and organic fractionated coconut oil. Both contain coconut-derived ingredients, which the FDA classifies as a tree nut. [CONFIRM night cream ingredients and any allergens.] Full ingredient lists are on every product page. Gummy shelf life is 12 months from purchase; keep the oil away from heat and light.
