
Via The Cannigma · Business
The shelf says sleep, and the sales data agrees. CBN sleep products grew 18% in sales and 27% in units, while the number of sleep SKUs on the market went up 25%. The evidence is where it thins out. Most of the supporting research on isolated CBN is still preclinical, which is why the responsible label reads “may help with sleep” and not “improves sleep.” Real demand, early science, premium shelf price. You have either had the best night of your month on one of these, or you have paid extra for a very confident gummy.
CBN sleep gummies: new standard or overhyped?
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