Night Bundle: CBN Tincture and CBN Gummies

Description

The 900 mg cannabidiol and 600 mg cannabinol tincture paired with the 30 count cannabinol gummies. Both items in this night bundle carry the same three to two ratio, which is the reason they are boxed together: comparing a dropper against a gummy is only informative if the material inside them is the same. Combined total is 1,650 mg across the two.

What is in a night bundle box

Each item at its own strengths, the combined milligram total, and a blended price per milligram worked out across the pair.

• Night bundle: the 900 mg and 600 mg tincture with the 30 count gummies
• Ratio: three to two cannabidiol to cannabinol in both items
• Tincture: about 30 mg and 20 mg per 1 mL dropper
• Combined total: 1,650 mg of cannabinoid across the box
• Certificates: one per item, filed by its own batch number
• Price: $62 a box, with the blended price per milligram printed under it

Why the matched ratio in a night bundle is the point

Because format and dose are separate variables and most people change both at once. A night bundle holds the ratio constant so the only thing that differs between the two items is whether a dose comes from a graduated dropper or a fixed piece. The dropper divides to about 7.5 mg of cannabidiol with 5 mg of cannabinol on a quarter line; the gummy does not divide at all. That is the comparison, and the evening shelf prints both components separately on both listings.

Why cannabinol makes a night bundle expensive

Cannabinol is not abundant in living hemp. It forms as delta-9 oxidises, so producing it at scale means working with aged material or converting a precursor deliberately, and it costs several times more per gram than cannabidiol. Sixty two dollars across 1,650 mg is three and three quarter cents a milligram, which is dearer than most of the catalogue and reflects what the cannabinol fraction costs rather than a markup on the box. That figure is printed under the price.

The saving on a night bundle, as a figure rather than a badge

The two items bought separately come to more than $62, and the difference is shown as a dollar amount rather than a percentage badge, because a percentage hides the arithmetic. The bundle range shows components at their individual prices, the sum of those prices, and what the box costs instead. Where a pack works out worse per milligram than buying one item on its own, the number says so and stays on the page.

Testing, and what happens when a lot fails

Each item is assayed by a laboratory with no ownership tie to this company: the full cannabinoid profile with cannabidiol and cannabinol on separate lines, the delta-9 figure, pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents and microbials. The cannabinol line is the one to read first on both, because it is the expensive compound. If one item fails the whole box comes off sale until it is rebuilt with a passing lot, and the failing certificate stays published, as this note explains.

What the published record on cannabinol holds

Very little, and most of it old. The human studies people cite are from the 1970s and 1980s, were small, and gave cannabinol alone or with delta-9 at doses in the tens of milligrams. Almost everything published since has been in vitro or in animals. A handful of recent trials have used 20 to 160 mg in humans, sometimes alongside cannabidiol, and the results have not settled anything. There is no established human dose range for it. Those describe a thin literature rather than making a claim about this box, and the abstract record is held at the National Institutes of Health.

Orders start at $100 and paying in Bitcoin takes 3 percent off. Both certificates are linked here and filed by batch number.