Slumber CBN Review 2026: Sleep Gummies, THC Content & Evidence
Slumber's CBN sleep products reviewed—verified pricing, which products contain THC, the state of the evidence, and the lab-testing transparency that sets it apart.
What CBN Is—and What the Evidence Actually Shows
The Products and Verified Pricing
- Pure Sleep CBN Gummies — 20mg CBN each, 30 count, zero THC, melatonin-free: $60 one-time or $45/month subscription
- Deep Zzzs Gummies — 25mg CBD + 8mg CBN + 3mg THC per gummy (this product DOES contain THC)
- CBN tinctures, capsules, and a Three Day Sleep Kit sample pack
- Beyond sleep: CBG gummies, Delta-8 products, libido gummies, mushroom sleep gummies, Night Lytes magnesium powder, pet CBD, and a THCV 'Crave Less' weight tincture
- First-time-purchase pages advertise 50% off; subscriptions renew monthly with a recurring discount
Slumber offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, free shipping over $75, 1-business-day dispatch, and a real phone line—(720) 783-9221, Mon-Fri 8am-4pm PT. Those are stronger consumer terms than most hemp brands publish.
Read the Label: Which Products Contain THC
If you're subject to drug testing, even 'zero THC' hemp products carry some risk, and THC-containing products are close to a guaranteed positive. THC and Delta-8 products are for adults 21+, shouldn't be combined with driving, alcohol, or sedatives, and aren't appropriate during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Slumber notes shipping restrictions (e.g., it cannot ship certain products to West Virginia)—state law governs what can reach you.
Transparency: Genuinely Better Than the Category Norm
A Note on the THCV 'Weight Drops'
Common Questions
- How much do Slumber CBN gummies cost? — Pure Sleep: $60 one-time or $45/month subscription for 30 gummies (20mg CBN each); first-order landing pages advertise 50% off. Verify renewal pricing at checkout.
- Do Slumber gummies contain THC? — Depends on the product: Pure Sleep is zero-THC; Deep Zzzs contains 3mg THC per gummy; Delta-8 items are intoxicating. Read each label.
- Do CBN gummies actually work? — Evidence is limited and mostly small-scale or company-sponsored; some users report benefit. No cannabinoid is FDA-approved for sleep.
- Is Slumber legit? — Yes as a company: since 2021, Denver-based, published per-batch SC Labs COAs, real phone support, 30-day guarantee. The open question is CBN's evidence, not the brand's operations.
- Will these show on a drug test? — THC-containing products almost certainly can; even zero-THC hemp products carry some risk. Don't use them if testing matters to your job.
- Can I take CBN with my medications? — Cannabinoids interact with many medications (including sedatives and blood thinners). Ask your doctor or pharmacist first—especially if you're on GLP-1s or other prescriptions.
The Bottom Line
Sources & References
- Slumber — Official Site
- CBD Oracle — Slumber CBN brand review
- BBB — Slumber CBN profile
- FDA — Cannabis and Cannabis-Derived Products: Consumer Information
Medical Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making decisions about your health or medications. Individual experiences may vary.
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