Description
Thirty pieces, each holding 50 mg of cannabidiol, 20 mg of cannabinol and 3 mg of hemp derived delta-9. These night gummies with THC carry the three cannabinoids as three separate figures, all quantified on the batch report, because a combined 73 mg would be true and tell you nothing about any of them. Jar totals come to 1,500 mg of cannabidiol, 600 mg of cannabinol and 90 mg of delta-9.
Night gummies with thc, three cannabinoids, three numbers
This is the kind of product where a blend total would hide almost everything, so the amounts go on the front of the jar rather than into the small print.
- Night gummies with THC: 50 mg cannabidiol, 20 mg cannabinol, 3 mg delta-9 per piece
- Count: 30 pieces. Jar totals: 1,500 mg, 600 mg and 90 mg respectively
- Melatonin: none in this one, unlike the other night jar
- Spectrum: full spectrum, complete cannabinoid panel on the certificate
- Age restriction: adults 21 and over
- Price: $60 a jar, with the price per milligram printed under it
Why these night gummies with thc cost what they do
Cannabinol is the expensive line. It is not abundant in living hemp; it forms as delta-9 degrades, so isolating 600 mg of it takes more biomass and more processing than the 1,500 mg of cannabidiol in the same jar. Sixty dollars across 2,190 mg of combined cannabinoid is under three cents a milligram, which looks reasonable until you notice that most of the weight is the cheap compound. The evening shelf prints every component separately for that reason, and the per milligram figure under the price counts all three.
The delta-9 figure in night gummies with thc
Three milligrams is a low figure deliberately, about a third of a conventional single serving. The federal limit of 0.3 percent is a ratio by dry weight, so a four gram piece could lawfully hold 12 mg, and piece weight is printed next to the milligrams so the headroom is visible. What matters more for these is the state you are in: several states cap milligrams of delta-9 per serving or per package, and some ban the category. Checkout blocks shipping where this item is not lawful.
What is not in this jar
No melatonin, which is the difference between this jar and the other one on the same shelf. That matters because melatonin is the component people most often want to avoid or control separately, and a product with three cannabinoids and a hormone in it gives you no way to change one without changing all of them. There is no chamomile and no L-theanine here either. Night gummies with thc in this formulation are four ingredients short of the melatonin jar, and both listings print every component so the choice between them is a comparison rather than a guess.
Testing a three cannabinoid jar
Every lot of these night gummies with THC is assayed by an independent laboratory for the full cannabinoid profile, with cannabidiol, cannabinol and delta-9 on separate lines, plus pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents and microbials. The cannabinol line is the one to read first, because it is the expensive compound and the one a blend total would dilute. Under potency lots are pulled and the failing certificate stays published, as this note explains.
What has been measured, and at what doses
Of the three cannabinoids in night gummies with thc, cannabidiol has the largest published record: a prescription oral solution trialled at 10 to 20 mg per kilogram of body weight per day for specific seizure disorders. Cannabinol has almost nothing, with small human studies from the 1970s and 1980s at doses in the tens of milligrams and a handful of recent trials at 20 to 160 mg. Oral delta-9 has pharmacokinetic work describing slow onset and wide variability between people. Those are descriptions of published research and its doses, not claims about this jar, and public reference material sits with the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements.
Adults 21 and over only. Pieces are not scored, so 50 mg of cannabidiol with 3 mg of delta-9 is the whole increment. Keep the jar cool, closed and out of reach. The certificate for the current lot is linked here.
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