CBD + CBN Night Tincture

Description

Two sizes of CBD CBN night tincture, both at the same three to two ratio. The one ounce bottle holds 900 mg of cannabidiol and 600 mg of cannabinol, which is 30 mg and 20 mg per millilitre dropper. The four ounce bottle holds 3600 mg and 2400 mg, at the same strength per millilitre, so the larger option is four times the volume rather than a stronger liquid.

The two cbd cbn night tincture options, and the figure identical in both

Strength per millilitre. That is deliberate, and it is the specification that lets the two bottles be compared on price alone rather than on arithmetic.

• CBD CBN night tincture: 900-mg-600-mg-1-fl-oz and 3600-mg-2400-mg-4-fl-oz options
• Per 1 mL dropper, either size: about 30 mg cannabidiol and 20 mg cannabinol
• Ratio: three to two, the same in both bottles
• Spectrum: full spectrum, trace delta-9 figure on the certificate
• Carrier: MCT oil, with a graduated glass dropper
• Price: from $32, with the price per milligram printed under each option

Why the four ounce bottle is cheaper per milligram

A bottle, a dropper, a label and a certificate cost the same whatever they contain, so the fixed costs spread four times further. Buying the larger CBD CBN night tincture brings the per milligram figure down, and both options print it under the price so the comparison is on the page rather than left to you. Volume is the usual trap in this category, where a bigger bottle at the same total milligrams is weaker per dropper. That is not the case here, and the per millilitre figure on both listings is how you can tell. The method is in why price per milligram beats the price on the bottle.

Twenty milligrams of cannabinol in a dropper

That is a high figure for the compound, and it is where the cost of this bottle sits. Cannabinol is not abundant in living hemp; it forms as delta-9 oxidises, so producing 2,400 mg of it takes considerably more work than producing the 3,600 mg of cannabidiol alongside it. Most products on the evening shelf carry a few milligrams and let the cannabidiol figure do the advertising. A CBD CBN night tincture at three to two is at the serious end of that range, which is why both numbers are printed rather than combined.

What a dropper gives you that a softgel does not

Division. The pipette is graduated at quarter increments, so a quarter dropper is about 7.5 mg of cannabidiol with 5 mg of cannabinol, and that is the smallest step available anywhere on this shelf. A softgel cannot be split at all. The trade is measuring and a taste, since full spectrum extract tastes strongly of the plant and this one is unflavoured. Dropper graduations vary between suppliers, so check the lines on your own bottle against the millilitre figure on the label.

Testing a cbd cbn night tincture

Every batch of CBD CBN night tincture is assayed by a laboratory with no ownership stake held by this company: the full cannabinoid profile with cannabidiol and cannabinol on separate lines, the trace delta-9 figure, pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents and microbials. The cannabinol line is the one to read first. Batches coming in under their printed milligrams are pulled from sale and the failing certificate stays published next to the ones that passed.

What has been measured, and at what doses

Cannabidiol has the larger record: a prescription oral solution trialled at 10 to 20 mg per kilogram of body weight per day. Cannabinol has small human studies from the 1970s and 1980s at doses in the tens of milligrams, mostly in vitro and animal work since, and a handful of recent trials at 20 to 160 mg that have not settled the question. There is no established human dose range for it. Those are descriptions of published work and the doses used in it rather than claims about this bottle, and the 2018 critical review of cannabidiol from the World Health Organization is the usual starting reference.

Store it upright, capped and out of the light. The certificate for your option is linked here.