Joy Organics THC-Free CBD Sleep Softgels with CBN

Thirty softgels per bottle, each combining broad spectrum CBD, CBN and 3 mg of melatonin in one capsule. $64.95 for the 25 mg strength, $79.95 for the 50 mg, both verified August 2, 2026. We have not tested this product.

The label is specific, which makes this one easy to evaluate. Each bottle holds 30 softgels. The original strength carries 25 mg of CBD, 3 mg of CBN and 3 mg of melatonin per softgel. The higher strength carries 50 mg of CBD and 20 mg of CBN, with the same 3 mg of melatonin. Joy Organics directs one softgel 30 minutes before bed, and its FAQ states that one bottle lasts 30 days at nightly use. The extract is broad spectrum, and the brand's own product copy lists 0.0% THC, US-grown hemp, gluten-free, third-party lab tested and made in the USA, along with a water-soluble nanoemulsion the brand says improves absorption.

The sleep language on this page belongs to Joy Organics, not to us. The brand writes that the softgels "support relaxation and restful sleep" and "support healthy sleep cycles," that CBD "helps promote calm and relaxation," and that CBN works with the body's receptors to "support a peaceful mood." Those are the brand's structure-function statements, and the site carries the standard disclaimer that the FDA has not evaluated them and the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent anything. We are reporting what the brand says. We are not restating it as a finding, and we have not tested the product ourselves.

Pricing is clean and the discount structure is unusually legible. One-time is $64.95 for the 25 mg bottle and $79.95 for the 50 mg, which works out to roughly $2.17 and $2.67 a night at one softgel. Subscribe and Save takes 20 percent off, and the page renders $51.96 for the 25 mg subscription, with delivery every 4, 6, 8 or 12 weeks. The brand FAQ adds free shipping and double loyalty points for subscribers. A first-order code, Welcome20, is advertised at 20 percent off. A 2-pack 60-count is labeled "Save 15%" and a 3-pack 90-count "Save 25%," but the page did not surface dollar figures for either, so we are not quoting them. Joy Organics backs the purchase with a 90-day money-back guarantee.

Where it gives ground. The shell is bovine-derived gelatin, so this is not vegan or vegetarian. The ingredient panel lists Contains: Tree Nuts (Coconut), and the brand flags that the beta-caryophyllene is a terpene also found in black pepper and suggests allergy sufferers check with a doctor. Despite the brand name, this SKU is not presented as USDA-certified organic; the storefront runs a separate USDA-Certified Organic collection and this product page does not claim that certification, so we are not calling it organic. Joy Organics says every batch gets third-party testing and links lab reports behind a QR code, but we did not open the batch certificate for this SKU, so we can confirm the practice is published and not the result. There is no clinical trial on the finished formula. And the melatonin sits at a fixed 3 mg you cannot split, since a softgel does not divide cleanly.

The cost per milligram of CBD is the honest sticking point. The 25 mg bottle holds 750 mg of CBD for $64.95, about 8.7 cents a milligram. The 50 mg bottle holds 1,500 mg for $79.95, about 5.3 cents, so the higher strength is the better per-milligram buy and adds 17 mg more CBN. For scale, the Neurogan full spectrum gummies we already list carry 3,600 mg at $45, closer to 1.3 cents a milligram. You are not buying this for CBD volume. You are buying a fixed, pre-measured nightly dose with CBN and melatonin already in the same capsule, from a brand that publishes its ingredient panel and stands behind it for 90 days.

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