1,800mg CBD + CBN For Sleep

Cannabinol (CBN) is a naturally occurring cannabinoid found in hemp and cannabis. Originally believed to be the main cannabinoid in Cannabis sativa, CBN is now understood to be a derivative of THC — though CBN itself does not have strongly intoxicating properties.

You can also make CBN by converting CBD, and people have started relying on CBN for help with sleep and relaxation. While CBN is similar to CBD in that it won’t get you high, CBN users appear convinced of this cannabinoid’s unique potential to help with sleep disorders and getting enough rest.

CBN has primarily been researched for its potential ability to help with sleep, relieve pain, and protect your nervous system. In 1975, for instance, researchers took a look at CBN’s possible sleep-promoting properties. While further research into this potential benefit of CBN hasn’t been conducted since, it’s supported by the anecdotal testimonies of thousands of hemp users.

In 2005, a lab study sought to determine the usefulness of CBN for neurological disorders, and a 2016 review of the available scientific evidence explored CBN’s potential as an inflammation-relieving compound. Some of the most recent research into CBN regards this cannabinoid’s potential ability to relieve pain. A 2019 lab study found, for instance, that peripheral application of CBN “may provide analgesic relief for chronic muscle pain disorders.”

As an oral tincture that takes advantage of the fast activation times of sublingual administration, you should begin feeling the effects of your Colorado Botanicals 1,800mg CBD CBN Oil within 20-30 minutes. It’s common to need to take multiple doses of cannabinoids over the course of days or weeks, however, for enough accumulation to occur to experience the desired effects.

There’s still a lot we don’t know about how CBN works in the human body. A lab study from 2000 started providing the answers by informing us that CBN shows a much higher affinity for your brain’s CB2 receptors than it does for your CB1 receptors, helping explain why CBN doesn’t get you high. More research needs to be done to determine the exact chemical mechanisms behind CBN’s observed effects, though.

While they’re alike in providing non-intoxicating effects, CBD and CBN are quite different. In terms of chemical structure, CBN is a lot more similar to THC than it is to CBN, but it lacks the atomic bonds that make THC intoxicating.

In terms of effects, CBN is reported to be even more soporific than CBD, making it the ideal cannabinoid to use at night. Many users report, though, that it’s better to use CBN and CBD together than it is to keep them apart.

This specific product contains 1,500mg of our Full Spectrum CBD Oil and 300mg CBN, totaling 1,800mg, not including other minor cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavanoids naturally present in our hemp extract.

We also have a lower dose 450mg CBN CBD version, which contains 300mg Full Spectrum CBD Oil with 150mg CBN.

And lastly, we have a lower strength 1,050mg CBD CBN Oil containing 1,500mg Full Spectrum CBD Oil with 300mg CBN.