Nuleaf CBN Oil (60mg/mL)

Nuleaf CBN Oil offers an easy way to get your measured dose of CBN. It comes in a bottle complete with an eyedropper, so you can easily count how much of the cannabinoid you took. Every bottle can have 300, 900, or 1,800 milligrams of CBN.

Our CBN oil is a whole-plant extract containing a full spectrum of naturally occurring synergistic cannabinoids and terpenes. 

Its primary cannabinoid is CBN, but because it is full-spectrum, it contains the natural compounds in the hemp plant that give it its unique properties, taste, and aroma.  This way, you can enjoy an authentic cannabis experience without the smoke. 

Key Features:

• Made from whole-plant, full-spectrum extract
• Available in different sizes
• Easy to measure doses through an eye dropper

How to Consume Nuleaf CBN Oil?

Nuleaf CBN Oil is one of the most versatile options because of its liquid form. You can easily consume this by placing a few drops inside your mouth, then swallowing it. For a faster-acting intake method, drop the liquid under your tongue.

Aside from this, you can infuse a wide variety of food and beverages by dropping CBN directly into them. Because it is in oil form, you can experiment by cooking using this product. 

Recommended Dosages for Nuleaf CBN Oil

Experienced users can start at a dosage they are comfortable with. However, if this is your first time taking CBN, your best bet is to use only four milligrams. This helps avoid intaking an amount that you cannot handle.

If you are looking for a stronger dose, the best thing to do is to add more drops after a minimum of 10 minutes. 

Is CBN Legal in the US?

The Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 made a lot of significant changes in the cannabis industry. It legalized hemp and hemp products, as long as its content falls under the legal limit. 

According to this law, plants, plant parts, and products that contain a maximum of 0.3% or less qualify as hemp. Any amount higher than this threshold is considered marijuana. 

So, can you legally access CBN in the United States? To know the answer to this, keep in mind that it is usually derived when delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol oxidizes. The thing is, hemp contains a small amount of delta-9 THC.

The AIA made important changes to the definition of THCs in the Schedule I list. Based on this law, THC from hemp is excluded from the THC listing in the Controlled Substances Act.

CBN falls under a gray legal area because of this. However, many access CBN in their respective states and localities since there are no laws specifically tackling cannabinol. 

To make sure that you can legally get your hands on CBN products, you should take some time to do some research on how your state, city, or town treats cannabinol products.

Why Choose Kratom Krush?

New cannabinoids will continue to enter the market, and CBN is one of them. If you are interested in trying it out, you should get a taste of high-quality and safe products. Kratom Krush offers such goods.

Aside from CBN, you can also get kratom items from our shop. We offer different strains coming from different parts of Southeast Asia, ranging from green, white, red, and yellow. You can get them as capsules, leaves, and powders, just to name a few. 

We want to make this experience as safe as possible for consumers. This is why we do not deliver to states and localities that ban kratom Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Wisconsin, Sarasota County, Union County, Denver, San Diego, Jerseyville IL, Oceanside CA, and Ontario OR