Supplement Facts

Serving Size: 1 gummy (4 g)
Servings per Container: 30

Other Ingredients

Organic cane sugar, water, organic tapioca syrup, organic pear juice concentrate, organic tapioca maltodextrin, citric acid, natural flavors, pectin, trisodium citrate, proprietary active emulsion (glycerine, ethanol, water, TPGS, MCT oil, phosphoids, HPC 50), CBN isolate, melatonin, natural colorings.

Free of gluten, milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, wheat, peanuts, and soybeans.

How long do Fast Asleep Gummies take to start working?

Most gummies take 30+ minutes to kick in — but not these ones. Our Fast Asleep Gummies need only 10 minutes to reach your bloodstream and set the stage for some seriously good zzzs.

How’s that even possible? It’s all thanks to their nano-enhanced cannabinoids. This nanotech makes CBN molecules smaller and more dynamic, allowing them to reach receptor sites they normally can’t. Take a single gummy roughly 10 minutes before your target bedtime and you might just melt into your bed!

How will these Gummies affect me?

One customer says Fast Asleep Gummies made them sleep like a baby. (Yes, that’s a direct quote.)

And the vast majority of people who try these gummies notice themselves falling asleep faster and waking up more refreshed. Some people even say they’re dreaming more — a sure sign that they’re accessing greater amounts of REM sleep.

Do Fast Asleep Gummies contain any CBD?

These gummies swap out CBD for CBN, but don’t think that’s a bad thing. Each gummy contains 2 milligrams of premium CBN. That might not seem like much until you consider that our nanotech makes CBN up to 20 times more bioavailable! The CBN in our Fast Asleep Gummies may promote sleep, cognition, and creativity.

Do Fast Asleep Gummies contain any THC?

Nope, but this isn’t a bad thing, either. The combination of cannabinoids, herbals, and melatonin present in Fast Asleep Gummies is so powerful that no THC is needed.

Will Fast Asleep Gummies show up on a drug test?

They might. Research indicates that CBN converts to some of the same metabolites as THC — more readily than CBG or CBD do. Point-of-care drug tests can pick up these metabolites and misattribute them to THC consumption, leading to what’s called a false positive. If this happens to you, don’t panic! Just talk to your employer about confirmation testing. This type of testing will confirm that what you’re taking is 100% legal CBN.