When should I take sleep gummies?

Quick answerMost people take sleep gummies 30–60 minutes before bedtime. Start with the labeled serving, take them at the same time nightly, and adjust timing to your routine. Educational content only—consult your clinician.When to useWhen winding down for the night (about 30–60 minutes pre-bed).When establishing a consistent nightly routine (same time every evening).How to useRead the label and COA to understand ingredients and serving size. Take the suggested serving 30–60 minutes before bed. Adjust timing by ±15 minutes as you learn your response; avoid alcohol near bedtime for best routine hygiene.SafetyGeneral information only; consult your clinician for personal advice.Avoid alcohol or other sedatives near bedtime.If you experience next-day grogginess or take medications, stop and speak with a healthcare professional.

Can I travel with CBD or THCV?

Policies depend on origin, destination, and carrier. Many domestic travelers carry hemp-derived CBD, but rules vary and change. Keep products in original packaging, carry the COA, follow liquids limits, and avoid international travel with cannabinoids unless legality is clearly verified. For THCV state-by-state context, see our legality map. General information only—consult your clinician.When to useWhen planning a domestic trip and considering hemp-derived CBD.When deciding whether to pack THCV or any THC-containing product.How to useBefore you go, check destination laws, your airline’s policy, and TSA or relevant authority guidance. Keep items sealed in original packaging with a copy of the COA; follow carry-on liquids rules and use checked baggage if your airline requires it.SafetyGeneral information only; verify with your airline and authorities.THC/THCV may be restricted; some jurisdictions have zero-tolerance policies.If prohibited at either end, do not carry; penalties can be severe.

Will CBD get me high?

Q: Will CBD get me high?

CBD is non-intoxicating and does not create a “high.” Full Spectrum CBD may contain trace, legal THC; most people do not feel intoxicated at typical servings. Start with 5–10 mg and wait 1–2 hours before adjusting. If drug-tested, use Broad Spectrum/Isolate and verify the COA shows ND/0.0% THC. General information only—consult your clinician.

Quick answer

CBD is non-intoxicating and does not create a “high.” Full Spectrum CBD may contain trace THC within legal limits; most people don’t feel intoxicated at typical servings.

When to use

Daytime balance and calm without euphoria.
Evening wind-down without heavy sedation.

How to use

Start low (5–10 mg) and wait 1–2 hours to gauge effects. If drug-tested, choose Broad Spectrum or Isolate and confirm the COA shows ND/0.0% THC.

Safety

Trace THC in Full Spectrum may appear on sensitive tests.
Avoid mixing with alcohol or sedatives.
General information only; not for pregnancy/breastfeeding unless advised—consult your clinician, especially if on medications.

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