CBN Oil
This is our CBN oil range, and for now it holds a single formula: CBN Oil 5% + CBD 2.5%. It arrives as a 10 ml dropper bottle with a pipette, made with olive oil, hemp extract and terpenes. It is for people who already know which cannabinoid they want named on the label. Beside it sits our wider CBD oil range, where CBD is the cannabinoid stated on the front. Both are batch tested independently for cannabinoid content and purity.
Choosing within the range
The range holds one bottle, so choosing here is about the cannabinoids named rather than a spread of strengths. CBN Oil 5% + CBD 2.5% states two of them, with CBN at twice the concentration of the CBD beside it. If you want CBD stated on its own, that is a separate range with its own percentages. The bottle size and the pipette are the same in either case, so the difference sits in the formula.
What is in the bottle
The formula is short. Olive oil is the carrier, with hemp extract and terpenes making up the rest, and nothing else goes in. The label prints CBN at 5% and CBD at 2.5%, which comes to 500 mg CBN and 250 mg CBD in the bottle. Volume is 10 ml, supplied in a dropper bottle with the pipette in the cap. No spectrum wording appears on this range; the two cannabinoids are stated by percentage instead. Each batch is tested independently for cannabinoid content and purity.
Using the dropper bottle
The label opens with shake well, so the bottle gets a shake before the pipette goes in. You draw up the oil, put it under the tongue and hold it there for the time the label gives, then swallow. The pipette lives in the cap, so the bottle is opened, used and closed again in one movement. The words on the label are the whole method.
Where this range sits
In the catalogue this is a single cannabinoid oil, sitting next to the range most people reach for first. If you would rather have CBD named on its own, our CBD oils cover that, and they share the same 10 ml dropper bottle format. CBN has its own entry here because the cannabinoid named is different, not because the range is arranged in tiers.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I buy CBN oil in the UK from Cibdol?
Yes. This UK storefront lists one cannabinol oil, CBN Oil 5% + CBD 2.5%, supplied as a single 10ml bottle with a dropper cap. The front label prints 5% CBN/2,5% CBD, which works out at 500mg cannabinol and 250mg cannabidiol in the bottle. Each bottle carries a batch number, and the certificate of analysis from an independent third-party laboratory is published against it, THC included.
How much CBN is in one millilitre?
The bottle holds 500mg CBN and 250mg CBD in 10ml, so each millilitre contains 50mg cannabinol and 25mg cannabidiol, keeping the 2:1 ratio throughout. The percentages on the front of the box state the same thing in another format, 5% CBN and 2,5% CBD. The dropper cap simply draws a measure from the bottle; the label totals are the figures we print.
Does the CBN oil contain THC?
The certificate of analysis published against each batch reports cannabinoid content, THC included, so you can read the figure for the batch you have rather than guess at it. Cannabinol is non-intoxicating in itself. It forms as THC oxidises in aged hemp material, which makes it a breakdown product of THC rather than a version of it.
Why does the front label print 2,5% with a comma?
That is a decimal comma rather than a decimal point. The box is printed for a European market, where the comma is the standard separator, so 2,5% reads exactly as 2.5% reads in the UK. The figure behind the punctuation does not change: 250mg cannabidiol alongside 500mg cannabinol in a 10ml bottle, a 2:1 ratio.
Is the CBN oil vegan and gluten-free?
Yes. The ingredients list runs to two entries: olive oil as the carrier and hemp extract for the cannabinoids. Nothing else is added, so there are no flavourings and no sweeteners in the bottle, and the oil is both vegan and gluten-free. To check what reached the bottle, look up the certificate of analysis published against your batch number.
