Rest & Wind-Down

Good mornings start the night before. Our sleep gummies and wind-down blends are made to help you ease out of the day naturally, no groggy mornings, no complicated routines. Right now, our Sleep Gummy comes free with any two products, so your evenings are covered while you sort out your days.

What's in our sleep gummies

Two gummies live here, and neither contains melatonin.

  • Full Spectrum Sleep Gummies: 4.5 mg CBN, 13.5 mg full spectrum CBD and 1.5 mg CBC in a peach mango gummy, with an evening terpene blend. Hemp-derived, less than 0.3% THC.
  • Ashwagandha Gummies: 225 mg ashwagandha and 200 mg L-theanine, once a day. Ashwagandha is a daily adaptogen for everyday stress, the kind that so often follows you to bed.

Sleep rarely comes down to one ingredient, so it pays to match the sleep aid to your sleep problem before you buy anything. And on the nights it will not come, knowing what to do when you can't sleep matters as much as any gummy.

Every jar is made by hand in Holmes County, Ohio, in small batches of about 200, with every amount printed on the label.

Do your sleep gummies contain melatonin?

No. Our Full Spectrum Sleep Gummies get their evening character from CBN, full spectrum CBD and a wind-down terpene blend, and our Ashwagandha Gummies pair ashwagandha with L-theanine. Neither contains melatonin.

How should I take a sleep gummy?

Follow the label: the Full Spectrum Sleep Gummy label suggests half a gummy the first time. Taking it at the same point in your evening each night helps it become a routine rather than a rescue.

Are these sleep gummies for adults?

Yes. Full Spectrum Sleep Gummies are a hemp product. For adults 21 and over. We cannot ship hemp products to Idaho, Kansas or Nebraska. None of our gummies are intended for children, and if you are pregnant, nursing or take medication, check with your doctor first.

Can I take ashwagandha in the day and a sleep gummy at night?

Many people do exactly that, which is how our Day & Night Duo is put together. If you take prescription medication, ask your doctor first.