CBD + CBN Night Softgels

Price range: $26.00 through $89.00

$0.04 per milligram

600 mg CBD and 400 mg CBN across 40 softgels, so 15 mg and 10 mg each. Full spectrum extract in MCT oil.

Spectrum
Full
CBD per pack
600 mg
THC per pack
20 mg
Servings
40
Price per mg
$0.04

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Description

Fifteen milligrams of cannabidiol and 10 mg of cannabinol in each piece, in two bottle sizes: 40-ct and 200-ct. The 40 count holds 600 mg of cannabidiol and 400 mg of cannabinol in total. These CBD CBN night softgels use a full spectrum extract suspended in MCT oil, so the certificate carries a trace delta-9 figure rather than a non detect line.

The two cbd cbn night softgels options, and what each bottle totals

Count and strength are separate specifications and both appear, because a bottle shouting 1,000 mg could be any arrangement of pieces.

  • CBD CBN night softgels: 15 mg cannabidiol and 10 mg cannabinol per piece
  • Options: 40-ct and 200-ct
  • 40-ct totals: 600 mg cannabidiol and 400 mg cannabinol
  • 200-ct totals: 3,000 mg cannabidiol and 2,000 mg cannabinol
  • Shell: gelatin. Fill: full spectrum extract in MCT oil
  • Price: from $26, with the price per milligram printed under each option

Why the 200 count is the cheaper bottle

The bottle, the label and the certificate cost the same whether they cover forty pieces or two hundred, so the fixed costs are spread five times further. Buying CBD CBN night softgels in the larger count brings the per milligram figure down every time, and both options print it so the choice is yours rather than ours. Gelatin shells keep for years rather than months, so a 200 count bottle is not a race against a date. The capsule and softgel range states count, strength and per milligram price on every listing.

A two to three ratio, and what it costs

Ten milligrams of cannabinol against 15 of cannabidiol is an unusually high proportion of the scarce compound. Cannabinol is not abundant in living hemp; it forms as delta-9 oxidises, which is why it costs several times more per gram than cannabidiol does. Most products on this shelf carry two to five milligrams of it and let the cannabidiol figure do the advertising. Here the two numbers are close together, which is why the per milligram price on CBD CBN night softgels sits above a plain cannabidiol softgel of the same count.

What cbd cbn night softgels give up as a format

Divisibility. A gelatin shell cannot be split, so 15 mg of cannabidiol with 10 mg of cannabinol is the whole increment, and anybody wanting a smaller step needs the night tincture on the evening shelf instead. The gelatin shell also rules these out if you avoid animal products. What you get in exchange is a fixed dose every time with no dropper and no taste, which is the entire argument for the format and the reason it costs a little more per milligram than an equivalent bottle of drops.

Testing

Every lot of CBD CBN night softgels is assayed by a laboratory with no ownership tie to this company: the full cannabinoid profile with cannabidiol and cannabinol on separate lines, the trace delta-9 figure a full spectrum input carries, residual solvents, heavy metals, pesticides and microbials. The cannabinol line is worth reading first, because it is the expensive compound. Lots under their printed milligrams are withdrawn and the failing certificate stays published alongside the passing ones.

What the published record holds

For cannabidiol, a prescription oral solution trialled at 10 to 20 mg per kilogram of body weight per day for specific seizure disorders. For cannabinol, very little: small human studies from the 1970s and 1980s at doses in the tens of milligrams, mostly in vitro or animal work since, and a handful of recent trials at 20 to 160 mg that have not settled anything. There is no established human dose range for cannabinol. Those are descriptions of published research and its doses, not claims about these softgels, and the abstracts are indexed at PubMed.

Keep the bottle closed and below about 25 degrees, since gelatin softens and shells stick together. The certificate for your option is linked here and filed by batch number.

Additional information

Count

40 ct, 200 ct

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