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€179.00
The 10 ml bottle contains 10% CBN (1000 mg) and 10% CBD (1000 mg) mixed with organic MCT oil.
This product is completely free of THC and can safely be used by professional athletes and anyone else worried about potentially failing drug tests testing for THC.
Our CBD is of premium quality and derived from organic, Swiss hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) through a supercritical CO2 extraction process in Switzerland and carefully diluted with organic olive oil to reach exact concentration levels. The delicate CO2 extraction and refinement process improves the CBD's quality and preserves a full spectrum of other cannabinoids, terpenes, flavonoids, nutrients, and antioxidants.
This oil has been thoroughly tested, analyzed, and documented in Switzerland for both its cannabinoid ratio and microbiological adequacy.
The product does not contain parabens, any artificial dyes, pesticides, herbicides, nicotine and is 100% free of toxins, heavy metals, solvents, and synthetic cannabinoids.
Recommended for topical use: Apply a few drops in the affected area every morning and evening.
CBN is a very popular cannabinoid due to the many documented benefits of this major cannabinoid – particularly in combination with CBD.
CBN is known for being sedative, analgesic, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, and very popular for improving and enhancing sleep. You can read much more about CBN in this article CBN – Cannabinol.
We have no evidence to make any health claims.
CBN is created through the ageing process and the external oxidation of the psychoactive cannabinoid "tetrahydrocannabinol", or THC for short. Exposure to oxygen or exposure to heat and light rays promotes the breakdown of the psychoactive effect in the process. The lower the THC content, the higher the CBN content. For this reason, cannabinol can only be found in tiny quantities in fresh cannabis plants and is very expensive to produce naturally.
Store your CBD in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Check our test results page here.
