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CBN & CBD for Nighttime: Sleep Gummies & Tinctures

CBN and CBD products made for nighttime use: Tahoe CBD Sleep Gummies and the Sleep Dreams CBN tincture, with clear mg per serving.

  • 25 mg CBN + 25 mg CBD per gummy
  • Up to 1500 mg CBN per bottle
  • Made for nighttime use

2 products

What CBN is

CBN, short for cannabinol, is a minor cannabinoid. It forms slowly as THC ages and breaks down, so fresh hemp contains only small amounts. CBN comes up often when people look into CBD and sleep, because it appears in so many products sold for nighttime use. Research on CBN in people is limited, and the FDA has not approved CBN or CBD products for sleep. We describe our CBN products as made for nighttime use, and we do not claim they will change how you sleep. Our guide what is CBN covers the details.

Compare our CBN products

Both products combine CBN with CBD. Here is how much of each you get.

ProductPer servingPer containerPrice
Sleep Gummies, 15 count25 mg CBN + 25 mg CBD per gummy375 mg CBN + 375 mg CBD$39.00
Sleep Gummies, 30 count25 mg CBN + 25 mg CBD per gummy750 mg CBN + 750 mg CBD$69.00
Sleep Dreams CBN Tincture, 30 mlAbout 50 mg CBN + 50 mg CBD per 1 ml1500 mg CBN + 1500 mg CBD$79.00

The Tahoe CBD Sleep Gummies come in Midnight Berry or Blue Raspberry. The Sleep Dreams 3000 mg CBN tincture has equal parts CBN and CBD.

Gummy or tincture?

A gummy gives you a fixed, pre-measured amount and needs no dropper. A tincture lets you adjust in small steps: half a dropper of Sleep Dreams is about 25 mg of CBN and 25 mg of CBD. Many customers use the sleep gummies in the evening as part of their nightly routine. Whichever you choose, start with the label serving or less, wait before taking more and keep a note of what you take so you can repeat it.

Safety, THC and drug tests

Do not drive or operate machinery until you know how a product affects you, and avoid mixing these products with alcohol. Talk to your doctor before use if you are pregnant, nursing, take medication or have a medical condition. These products are full spectrum, so they contain a trace of THC within the federal hemp limit and can affect a drug test. Our guide does CBD show up on a drug test explains why.

Third-party lab reports are posted on our Lab Reports page when available. Ask us and we will send the most recent report we have for the product you want, or tell you plainly that it is not available yet. Orders ship free to eligible US addresses in 1-2 business days, or you can pick them up at our South Lake Tahoe store with a 21+ photo ID.

CBN & Sleep FAQ

What is the difference between CBN and CBD?

Both are cannabinoids found in hemp. CBD is the main cannabinoid in most hemp grown today. CBN is a minor cannabinoid that forms as THC ages and breaks down, so it occurs in smaller amounts. Our nighttime products combine the two, and our guide comparing CBD, CBN and CBG explains the differences in more detail.

What does research say about CBN?

Not much yet. Research on CBN in people is early and limited, and the FDA has not approved CBN or CBD products for sleep or any other use. We describe these products as made for nighttime use because that is when customers like to take them. If sleep is a regular problem for you, talk to your doctor.

Which has more CBN, the gummies or the tinctures?

Per serving, the Sleep Dreams tincture has the most: about 50 mg of CBN and 50 mg of CBD in a full 1 ml dropper. A Sleep Gummy has 25 mg of each. A tincture also lets you take less than a full dropper.

When do people take CBN gummies?

Many customers take them in the evening, since the products are made for nighttime use. Follow the serving on the label, start with one gummy or less and give it time before you take more. Do not drive or operate machinery until you know how a product affects you.

Do CBN products show up on a drug test?

They can. Our CBN products are full spectrum, so they contain a trace of THC within the federal hemp limit, and most drug tests look for THC. If you are tested for work or sport, read our drug test guide and talk to your employer before using any full spectrum product.

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