Our CBN oil range is a single oil: CBN Oil 5% + CBD 2.5%, a 10 ml dropper bottle with a pipette. It is for shoppers who already know which cannabinoid they are looking for and want CBN alongside CBD in a plain olive oil base. The ingredients stop at olive oil, hemp extract and terpenes. If CBD on its own is what you came for, that sits in our wider CBD oils range, and this bottle is the CBN-led option next to it.
How to choose
There is one oil here, so the choosing happens at the level of the numbers on the label. The 5% and 2.5% describe cannabinoid content, two parts CBN to one part CBD. Read as a single drop from the pipette, that is about 2 mg CBN and 1 mg CBD. Other ratios and single-cannabinoid formulas sit in the CBD oils range, with their specs printed the same way.
What is in the bottle
Three ingredients: olive oil, hemp extract and terpenes. The olive oil is the carrier, and nothing is added to thin it or flavour it. Per 10 ml bottle, the cannabinoid content is 500 mg CBN and 250 mg CBD. No spectrum wording appears anywhere on this range, because the percentages and the lab figures are the specification. Every batch goes to an independent laboratory for cannabinoid content and purity before it is bottled and labelled.
Using the pipette
Shake the bottle well first. The label reads 3-4 drops, three times per day, held for 60 seconds under the tongue. The pipette releases one drop at a time, so the count on the label is what you follow. Olive oil is a thick carrier and runs slowly, which is worth knowing when you angle the pipette. Store it closed, upright and away from direct light.
Where this range sits
This page stays narrow on purpose: one cannabinoid pairing, one strength, one bottle. CBN oil sits directly beside our CBD oils, which is where you can compare percentages and formulas across the catalogue before deciding which cannabinoid you want on the label. The format is shared, the same 10 ml dropper bottle with a pipette, so what actually changes between them is the extract inside.
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Frequently asked questions
What is CBN oil?▼
CBN oil is a hemp extract in which cannabinol, or CBN, leads the formula rather than sitting in the background. Cibdol's version is a 10ml dropper bottle holding 500mg of CBN alongside 250mg of CBD, a 2:1 ratio. The label reads CBN 5% and CBD 2.5%. CBN is non-intoxicating, and every batch is third-party tested.
What does the 2:1 ratio on the label actually mean?▼
The label says CBN 5% and CBD 2.5%. In a 10ml bottle, that translates to 500mg of cannabinol and 250mg of cannabidiol: two parts CBN to one part CBD. Percentages describe concentration, while the milligram figures tell you how much is in the bottle in total. Here, CBN takes the lead role and CBD forms the backbone rather than the headline.
Where does CBN come from?▼
CBN, short for cannabinol, is largely a product of time. It forms slowly as THC oxidises, a chemical change driven by exposure to air, light and heat. That is why cannabinol occurs naturally in aged hemp material rather than in freshly harvested flower. CBN itself is non-intoxicating. For the chemistry in full, read our encyclopedia entry on what CBN is.
Is CBN oil a good place to start, or should I choose CBD oil first?▼
CBN oil is a specific choice rather than a first step. If you are new to cannabinoids, or you simply want one familiar compound and a wider choice of strengths, a standard CBD oil is the more obvious starting point. CBN oil makes more sense once you already know how you like to use a dropper and want cannabinol in the mix.
How do I know what is really in the bottle, and where do you ship?▼
Every batch is analysed by an independent laboratory, which means a lab we do not own, and verified before it goes on sale. The numbers on the label are there to be checked, not admired. The formula is held to Swiss quality standards by a company that has been working with cannabinoids since 2014. We ship across Europe.
