3Chi, CBN Oil Tincture, Broad Spectrum THC-Free, 1fl oz, 1000mg CBN

About CBN Oil – Broad Spectrum

Our CBN oil comes with your desired amount of CBN and potent mix of CBD, CBC, other minor cannabinoids, and a tailored terpene blend with a high concentration of beta-caryophyllene, a terpene that acts as a cannabinoid and binds CB2 receptors, as well as a range of other terpenes to help bring out maximum effects. This blend is the same as our old Comfortably Numb formula.

Is CBN Oil Right for Me?

Anecdotal evidence suggests CBN is exceptional for calming, night-time relief. Due to the extended government prohibition against cannabis, the formal studies supporting these results are lacking, but this oil is commonly used by individuals who find typical high CBD extracts just aren’t enough. CBN Oil can also be added to THC therapies to elevate its effects.

It’s important to note that cannabinoids can have profoundly different effects on different people, so there is no guarantee that just because CBD products didn’t work for you that this product will. Also, some people find CBN to be slightly intoxicating, while others do not feel any intoxication.

Product Description

• Amount: 1fl oz / 30 ml
• Ingredients: Hemp Extract, Natural Terpene Blend, Medium Chain Triglycerides, Vitamin E

Extract Description

• Type: Broad-spectrum cannabinol extract
• Amount: 250 mg (8.3 mg CBN), 500 mg (16.7 mg CBN), 1000 mg (33.3 mg CBN)
• Extraction Material: Organically grown hemp
• Plant-Based Terpenes: Yes

Directions

Measure the desired amount of CBN Oil Tincture using the metered dropper and use it as desired. Consult a doctor before use.

Refrigeration is not necessary but is encouraged as it will extend the life of the oil. Do not store above room temperature or in a humid environment. Do not touch dropper to skin, mouth, or any surface between or during use to help prevent contamination.

Suggested Dosing

Every person’s body is unique and dosing can vary per person depending on internal factors. We suggest starting with a lower dose and increasing if needed, or if directed by a physician.