Do you ever feel like insomnia is sucking the life energy right out of you…
Leaving you worn out and depleted…
And making it impossible to enjoy even the simplest things in life?
Deep inside your brain, there's a group of nerve cells known as the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN).
It's like the thermostat for your sleep-wake cycle…
“Sleep Thermostat” for short…
Making sure you're awake during the day and asleep at night.
But when something throws it off — like:
Your immune system takes a hit…
Leaving you vulnerable to colds, flu, and viruses.
You're constantly forgetting things and missing deadlines.
Your mood is all over the place too:
You're irritable and short-tempered.
And it's not just you who's suffering.
Your loved ones are feeling the effects of your mood swings too.
Chronic sleep deprivation has been linked to serious health problems…
Like heart disease, diabetes, and even cancer.
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Tired of reading a mile-long list of ingredients on a label?
We like to keep it simple.
in an optimal ratio…
You know how people say that wine gets better with age?
Well, the same goes for cannabinoids — medicinal plant compounds in hemp.
And just like tannins and sugar in wine change over time…
Resulting in a more complex, smoother and mellower drink…
THC — the cannabinoid that gets you high— slowly transforms into a compound called CBN.
And though it’s only 1 molecular bond away from its high-inducing relative[1]...
CBN’s sedating properties don’t make you high…
But trick your brain into sleeping better and longer.
CBD has been making waves thanks to its:
But did you know that research shows that CBD is more effective than THC in fighting insomnia?
Not only does it remove common barriers to good sleep — like pain and anxiety…
But it helps regulate the sleep-wake cycle by influencing the levels of adenosine and dopamine in the brain.
Imagine trying to get some shut-eye, but you’re feeling restless and can’t relax.
Or maybe your sleep is shallow and you keep waking up.
Now imagine having a tag team of sleep superheroes working together to bring you perfect sleep.
First, CBD comes in with its soothing powers…
Calming your mind and body.
Then, CBN steps up and takes over…
Lulling you into a deep and restful sleep.
Together they work in perfect harmony to help you get the rest you need…
And wake up feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
Many of our competitors cut production costs with cheaper low-potency ingredients (think chamomile or lavender)…
Hormone melatonin that may cause headaches, dizziness, and nausea…
Or their formulations have low doses of CBD …
Which has the OPPOSITE effect - making you MORE alert
But the biggest difference?
One serving (2 pieces) of our gummies has a whopping 15 mg of CBN…
Which is around 300% more than other CBN gummies!
And that’s NOT the only difference.
Features | Perfect Sleep Gummies ![]() | Competitors |
High-potency – 2400 mg CBN+CBD / bottle | ||
15 mg CBN / serving | ||
65 mg CBD / serving | ||
All-natural | ||
Pectin-based & Gelatine-free | ||
Hormone-free | ||
Non-GMO | ||
Gluten–free | ||
Vegan | ||
THC-Free | ||
NON-habit forming | ||
No next-day grogginess | ||
3 delicious fruit flavors | ||
Made from American-grown hemp | ||
Made in the USA | ||
Easy to chew |
We’re no rookie when it comes to making top-quality CBD products.
For the last 3 years…
We've been the go-to manufacturer behind the best-selling gummy brands you see on Amazon…
And we’ve been making CBD gummies, pain creams and tinctures for medical facilities across the country.
Now, we're excited to bring our insider expertise DIRECTLY to you with our own line of sleep gummies. And the best part? We're cutting out the middleman and passing the savings on to you by selling directly on our website.
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