CBN Vape Cartridges
CBN Vape Cartridges
CBN Vape Cartridges
CBN Vape Cartridges
CBN (that's cannabinol) is a minor cannabinoid that forms as the plant's cannabinoids age and oxidize. Think grapes and raisins: same fruit, but time and oxygen turn it into something with a whole different character. Hemp only carries trace amounts of the stuff naturally, so concentrating it takes real extraction work. Most other companies solve that problem by not bothering. We put it in a cartridge.
Every CBN vape we make follows the same rules as everything else in the shop: UNCUT wax, no PG, no VG, no MCT, no hemp-oil filler, nothing but concentrate and natural terpenes. And here's the number that matters: every product on this page runs 83% total cannabinoids. Not "up to." All of them.
The lineup: the 1,000mg xN cartridge (our best-selling CBN product, full stop), its 500mg little sibling, the Sweet Wax CBN+CBD cartridges for the strain-flavor crowd, and two disposables (1 gram and 2 grams) with the battery built in. Cartridges if you already own a 510 battery you love; disposables if you want zero hardware homework.
New to CBN? Start with our What is CBN guide, then come back for the hardware. And the labwork for every batch lives right on each product page, because you shouldn't have to take our word for any of this.
CBN Vape FAQ's
What is CBN, exactly?
Short answer: Cannabinol, a minor cannabinoid that forms as the plant's cannabinoids age and oxidize.
Long answer: Hemp only produces CBN in trace amounts, which is why you rarely see it concentrated and why you'll usually find it blended with CBD rather than standing alone. Getting to 83% total cannabinoids with CBN in the mix takes serious extraction work. That's the work you're paying for here.
Is CBN a sleep aid?
Short answer: We can't claim that, and we won't.
Long answer: CBN is not FDA-approved to treat insomnia or any other condition, and we don't provide medical advice. There's no shortage of internet chatter about CBN and evening routines; our advice is the same as always: try it and see what you notice. If you're dealing with an actual sleep disorder, talk to a licensed healthcare provider.
How strong are these?
Short answer: 83% total cannabinoids. Every single one.
Long answer: The milligram number on each product is the fill size (500mg up to 2,000mg) and the percentage is the concentration, and across this whole category that percentage is 83%. Go run a Google search for an 83% CBN vape. We'll wait.
What does xN mean?
Short answer: It's our tier badge for CBN blends.
Long answer: Our straight-CBD vapes run x1, x2, and x3 by potency tier. When CBN joins the wax, the tier becomes xN. Same uncut standard, different cannabinoid profile. You'll see the badge on cartridges, disposables, and dab syringes alike.
Will a CBN vape get me high?
Short answer: No.
Long answer: These are hemp-derived products, lab-tested and verified under the legal 0.3% THC limit. CBN is not THC, and the trace THC in full-spectrum hemp extract at these levels won't deliver a "high." The labwork on every product page shows you the exact numbers.
Cartridge or disposable?
Short answer: Cartridge if you own a 510 battery, disposable if you want it working out of the box.
Long answer: It's the same 83% uncut wax either way. The cartridges screw onto any standard 510-thread battery and can be refilled when they're done. The disposables have the battery and heating built in, so there's nothing to buy, charge separately, or figure out.
Do you cut these with anything?
Short answer: NEVER.
Long answer: No PG, no VG, no MCT, no hemp-oil filler. The same uncut rule that applies to every cartridge we've ever made applies here: concentrate and natural terpenes, nothing else. That's why the wax runs thick and why the potency number is what it is.