About Green Roads
Green Roads was founded in 2013 by Laura Fuentes, a licensed compounding pharmacist, and Arby Barroso, an entrepreneur. The brand is based in South Florida and makes its products from industrial hemp grown on American farms. In 2021 it was acquired by the Canadian company Valens, according to Green Roads' own announcement.
Its labeling is the part worth knowing. The Sleepy Zs jar states each ingredient per gummy, and Green Roads publishes a lab sheet search where you enter the batch number from your package. Its reports come from Kaycha Labs.
Pros and cons
What we like
- One gummy is the serving on both gummies, so there is no dividing a jar figure by two.
- Sleepy Zs states CBD, CBN and melatonin separately per gummy: 22.5mg, 2.5mg and 5mg.
- Vegan, pectin-based gummies; Sleepy Zs is also gluten-free.
- Small ten-count jars, so trying a gummy costs less than committing to thirty.
What to know before you buy
- The Sleepy Zs jar number is CBD and CBN together. The 250mg jar of ten holds 225mg of CBD.
- Five milligrams of melatonin is on the higher side. If you already take melatonin, do not add this on top.
- Green Roads does not state the THC content of Relax Berries on the listing. Read the batch lab sheet.
- The Green Roads roll-on is an over-the-counter topical with menthol and camphor as active ingredients. Read its Drug Facts panel before you buy.