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Charlotte’s Web Stay Asleep THC-Free CBN Gummies Huckleberry 60 count

Charlotte’s Web Stay Asleep THC-Free CBN Gummies

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Charlotte’s Web Stay Asleep Gummies are CBN on its own: 10mg per Huckleberry gummy, 20mg in a two-gummy serving, with no CBD and no melatonin. They use CBN isolate rather than hemp extract, so Charlotte’s Web labels the product THC-free. Pectin base, vegan-friendly, kosher and gluten-free. Sixty gummies hold 600mg of CBN, 90 hold 900mg.

Lab Report

Key benefits

Sleep Support

10mg of CBN isolate per gummy, with no CBD, no melatonin and no THC.

Why we carry this one

It is CBN alone. No CBD, no melatonin, nothing else. If you want to know what CBN does for you without a second variable, this is the cleanest test in the catalogue.

Twenty milligrams a serving is a real amount. Most evening gummies carry 2mg or 5mg of CBN alongside a much larger CBD figure.

CBN isolate means Charlotte’s Web can label it THC-free, which the rest of their sleep range cannot.

Vegan-friendly, non-GMO, gluten-free, kosher and pectin-based.

Charlotte’s Web Stay Asleep THC-Free CBN Gummies Huckleberry 60 count

Key ingredients

CBN isolate

Purified cannabinol, added on top of the hemp extract so the amount per gummy is a known number rather than whatever the batch happened to contain.

Pectin

A fruit-derived gelling agent. It is what makes these gummies plant-based instead of gelatin-based.

Is this right for you?

Best for

  • Anyone tested for cannabinoids who still wants an evening product
  • People who would rather avoid melatonin
  • Trying CBN on its own

Not for

  • Anyone who wants CBD in the formula
  • Anyone who needs to stay alert afterwards
  • People who want the full range of hemp compounds, where full spectrum fits

Product data

Brand Charlotte's Web
Type GUMMIES
Best for CBD for Sleep
SpectrumIsolate
THCNone. CBN isolate contains no THC
FlavorHuckleberry
Serving size2 gummies
Other cannabinoidsCBN 10mg per gummy, 20mg per serving, approximately 600mg per bottle
Diet Vegan, Gluten-free, Kosher, Non-GMO
Hemp sourceUSA Grown Hemp
Third-party testedYes, every batch

Lab results

Every batch is tested by an independent lab. The report below covers the batch you receive.

Lab reports for the other options

Understand what's inside

What is Isolate?

Isolate is a single cannabinoid purified away from everything else in the plant. No other cannabinoids, no terpenes, no THC. It is the option with the fewest variables and no hemp taste.

Isolate products contain no THC. That makes them the straightforward pick if you are subject to workplace testing, though any product can carry trace amounts if it is made on shared equipment.

What is CBN?

CBN, or cannabinol, is a minor cannabinoid. It shows up most often in evening and sleep-focused formulas, usually alongside CBD rather than on its own.

Frequently asked questions

Is there any CBD in these?

No. Charlotte’s Web built Stay Asleep around CBN isolate specifically, with no CBD and no melatonin. It is the only product in their sleep range that works that way.

How much CBN do I get?

Ten milligrams per gummy, 20mg in the labeled two-gummy serving. The 60-count bottle holds roughly 600mg of CBN and the 90-count holds roughly 900mg.

Why does it say THC-free?

Because it uses CBN isolate rather than a full or broad spectrum hemp extract. Isolate is the cannabinoid separated from everything else in the plant, so there is nothing else in it to account for.

What is CBN?

Cannabinol, a cannabinoid that forms as THC ages. It is usually added to CBD products in small amounts. Here it is the entire active ingredient at 10mg a gummy.

Can I take these if I am drug tested?

This is the product in the Charlotte’s Web sleep range designed for that situation, since CBN isolate carries no THC. No product can guarantee a test result, but isolate removes the usual reason for concern.

How long do CBD gummies take to work?

Usually 45 to 90 minutes. A gummy passes through digestion first, so it takes longer than a tincture held under the tongue, and the effect tends to last longer. Food, body weight and your own chemistry all shift the timing. Wait the full window before taking more.

Why choose isolate over full spectrum?

Two reasons. Isolate contains no THC at all, which matters if you are subject to drug testing at work. And with one cannabinoid instead of a dozen there is only one variable to judge, which makes it easier to tell what suits you.