Longer. Deeper. More Restful Sleep.
A higher-strength 1:1 CBN+CBD nighttime ritual for people who want a more concentrated way to support a settled night. Orange flavor, a 1 mL serving, and a simple 1:1, 50/50 bottle split make the routine easy to understand.
What CBN Is For
Stay asleep longer
Designed as a repeatable nighttime ritual when middle-of-the-night interruptions are the problem.
Sleep deeper
Built for a more settled night and a better-rested morning, not a stimulant, sleeping pill, or insomnia treatment.
One clear serving
Every strength uses the same 1 mL serving standard, giving each 30 mL bottle 30 measured servings.
Simple 1:1 formula
Exactly half CBN and half CBD by labeled bottle strength, with whole-number bottle totals.
Orange-finished oil
Grape seed oil, hemp seed oil, and organic orange oil complete the current formula direction.
Lot proof before fulfillment
The first lot-specific cannabinoid and contaminant report will be published before CBN orders begin shipping.
Choose the Strength That Fits Your Night
A real sleep signal, with important limits.
In a seven-night randomized study of 293 adults, 20 mg CBN did not significantly improve the study’s primary overall sleep-quality outcome, but it did reduce nighttime awakenings and overall sleep disturbance. Adding CBD did not improve the CBN result.[1]
A separate randomized trial of proprietary CBN doses reported better sleep-quality scores than placebo, while a 2026 crossover study in 20 people with diagnosed insomnia found that 300 mg CBN did not significantly improve its primary wake-after-sleep-onset outcome; selected secondary sleep measures improved at the higher dose.[2][4]
Our honest read: human CBN evidence now has a credible sleep-maintenance signal, but it is early, formulation-specific, and does not establish this finished 1:1 CBN+CBD oil as an insomnia treatment. That is why the promise stays focused on a clear nighttime ritual, precise formula disclosure, and evidence with its limits visible.
Go deeper with the Cannabinoid Encyclopedia
The Cannabinoid Encyclopedia is a separate educational project from the USA Medical team. It does not sell products. Its role is to keep longer cannabinoid evidence reviews separate from product claims.
CBN + CBD is its own formula
A 2023 study found no significant sleep advantage for a 15 mg CBD + 15 mg CBN formula over 15 mg CBD alone.[3] Studies of isolated or proprietary CBN do not establish an equivalent result for this oil.
Because the formula contains CBD, FDA’s consumer guidance on medicine interactions, drowsiness, liver risk, pregnancy, and quality uncertainty is directly relevant.[7]
Frequently asked questions
Is this a CBN-only oil?
No. It is a 1:1, 50/50 formula with 500 mg CBN + 500 mg CBD per bottle.
How much CBN and CBD are in the bottle?
The 1,000 mg bottle contains 500 mg CBN and 500 mg CBD.
What does 1:1 mean?
Half of the labeled bottle strength is CBN and half is CBD: 50% CBN + 50% CBD.
What does the 5% overage mean?
New batches are formulated with 5% extra built in. It is a production target; the lot-specific Certificate of Analysis remains the measured record for an individual batch.
How do I use it?
Shake well and measure 1 mL for one serving. Follow the final product directions and do not copy a research dose or another strength’s frequency.
Which strength should I choose?
500 mg is the core nighttime strength, 1,000 mg is the higher-strength option, and 3,000 mg is the maximum-concentration option for experienced routines. These are range positions, not universal dose recommendations.
Does CBN help people stay asleep?
One randomized study reported fewer nighttime awakenings after 20 mg CBN, but its primary overall sleep-quality result was not statistically significant and it did not test this finished oil.[1]
Is CBN proven to treat insomnia?
No. CBN is not an approved insomnia treatment. The human evidence is early and mixed across different products, doses, and outcomes.[5][4]
Will this make me feel high?
CBN and CBD are different from THC, but individual alertness and response can vary. Do not drive or operate machinery until you know how the combined formula affects you.
Can I combine it with melatonin?
Ask a healthcare professional first. A preclinical study found a CBN–melatonin metabolism interaction in laboratory and animal models; it did not establish a human serving rule, but it supports caution.[6]
Can this interact with medication?
Possibly. The formula contains CBD, which can affect medicine metabolism. Ask a healthcare professional or pharmacist before use with prescription or over-the-counter medicine.[7]
Can I use it during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
No. Avoid cannabinoid products during pregnancy and breastfeeding unless a qualified healthcare professional specifically directs otherwise.
Where is the Certificate of Analysis?
No unrelated cannabinoid report or older record is being presented as CBN proof. The first current lot-specific CBN cannabinoid and contaminant report will be linked before fulfillment begins.
Works Cited
CBN with and without CBD
Seven-night trial of 20 mg CBN, alone and with several CBD amounts, in adults reporting poor sleep.
Proprietary CBN and sleep quality
Trial of 25, 50, and 100 mg proprietary CBN compared with placebo and melatonin.
CBD formulas with and without CBN
Compared several oral cannabinoid formulations and found no significant advantage for adding 15 mg CBN to 15 mg CBD.
CBN in diagnosed insomnia
Small crossover study of 30 and 300 mg CBN with mixed primary and secondary sleep outcomes.
CBN and sleep: separating fact from fiction
Review of the historically limited evidence base, published before the newer randomized trials.
CBN and melatonin metabolism
Laboratory and animal work suggesting an interaction that needs human study and supports cautious combined use.
FDA cannabis-derived product update
FDA’s current consumer summary on CBD medicine interactions, alertness, liver, pregnancy, quality, and unproven claims.
These sources do not clinically test this finished formula. Cannabinoid products are not substitutes for medical care; use only as directed, ask a healthcare professional before use with medication or a medical condition, and do not exceed the serving direction. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions. In the USA medical® brand name, “medical” does not mean that we provide medical care or healthcare services.













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