At a glance
A two-jar bundle pairing hemp-derived CBG and CBN gummies for a daily routine — one CBG morning jar, one CBN evening jar. Each gummy carries 5 mg of its respective cannabinoid (CBG isolate or CBN isolate). Both jars are vegan fruit-pectin base — no gelatin. CBG morning gummy is orange-flavored; CBN evening gummy is blackberry-flavored. Non-detect for delta-9 THC on both batch COAs. Hand-crafted in Louisville, Kentucky. We've been making hemp gummies here since 2016. Free shipping on U.S. orders over $100.
What's in this bundle
- CBG morning jar: 10 gummies × 5 mg CBG isolate per gummy = 50 mg CBG total. Orange flavor, vegan pectin base.
- CBN evening jar: 10 gummies × 5 mg CBN isolate per gummy = 50 mg CBN total. Blackberry flavor, vegan pectin base.
Both cannabinoids are isolate format — refined to single-cannabinoid powder before blending into the gummy base. The COAs for both jars confirm non-detect for delta-9 THC.
Who it's built for
Adults building a hemp-cannabinoid routine across a full day — CBG in the morning, CBN in the evening. The two cannabinoids serve different positioning in the cannabinoid family: CBG is often chosen by adults for daytime use; CBN is often chosen for evening use. We don't claim either gummy treats, cures, or prevents any condition. We make hemp dietary supplements. What you do with them is your call.
How to use it
One CBG gummy in the morning, one CBN gummy in the evening — that's the routine the bundle is named for. Adjust to fit your schedule. We don't prescribe a serving size; 5 mg is the per-gummy potency and one gummy is one serving. Some customers take both at the same time of day depending on their routine. Individual responses vary.
Lab testing and Kentucky manufacturing
Each production batch — CBG and CBN — is tested separately by an accredited third-party laboratory. The COAs cover cannabinoid potency (confirming CBG or CBN concentration and confirming non-detect for delta-9 THC and other cannabinoids), residual solvents, heavy metals, pesticides, and microbials. Both jars are hand-crafted at our Louisville facility. Same batches we test are the batches you receive. COAs are available on our Lab Reports page or on request by order number.
Compliance and H.R. 5371
H.R. 5371 is federal hemp legislation with an enforcement date of November 12, 2026. It sets a per-container cap on total THC in finished hemp products and revises the total-THC calculation. CBG and CBN isolate gummies with non-detect THC are at minimal exposure under that calculation. We test every batch against the new framework and are reviewing every formulation against that bar as of May 2026.
Pair it with
For a single jar of CBN gummies without the CBG morning side, see the CBN Gummies PDP. For full-spectrum CBG in a sublingual oil format, see the OG Hemp Full Spectrum CBG Oil. For CBD-only gummies, see the Gummies category.
Shipping and returns
Ships from Louisville within one to two business days. Free shipping on U.S. orders over $100. Returns accepted within 30 days on unopened items.
Frequently asked questions
- What's the difference between CBG and CBN?
- Both are minor cannabinoids that occur naturally in hemp. CBG is more typically associated with daytime cannabinoid routines; CBN is more typically associated with evening routines. Neither is intoxicating. We don't claim either treats or prevents any condition.
- Are these gummies vegan?
- Yes. The base is fruit pectin — no gelatin, no animal-derived ingredients.
- Will these show up on a drug test?
- Both jars are isolate products with non-detect delta-9 THC on the batch COA. Standard cannabinoid drug panels target THC metabolites. CBG- and CBN-specific testing is uncommon. We can't guarantee a drug-test outcome — if you are subject to screening, contact us before ordering and we'll share a current COA.
- Can I take both gummies at the same time?
- The bundle name suggests a day/evening pattern, but neither gummy has a required schedule. Individual responses vary. Find the routine that fits your day.
- What is H.R. 5371?
- Federal hemp legislation with an enforcement date of November 12, 2026, that sets a per-container cap on total THC and revises the total-THC calculation (THCA × 0.877 + delta-9 THC). Isolate gummies with non-detect THC are at minimal exposure under that calculation.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.