CBN ISOLATE

CBN Isolate or Cannabinol Isolate is highly refined to be 95% or greater in CBN purity resulting in a powdered form of nearly pure CBN. In nature, CBN is formed when THC oxidizes and decomposes, typically through exposure to air or heat. However, because Industrial Hemp extract is ≤ 0.3% THC, the opportunity to produce hemp-derived CBN through oxidation is minimal. Fortunately, scientists and chemists have developed methods in the laboratory to produce CBN Isolate from other cannabinoids, so the powder form of bulk CBN Isolate is available to meet rising demand.

CBN interacts with the body’s endocannabinoid system by binding primarily to the CB2 receptor with minor interactions with the CB1 receptors. Within the endocannabinoid system, the CB2 receptor is associated with the immune system showing that it may modulate immune cell functions. 

Promising preliminary research has indicated that CBN may have potential therapeutic benefits in promoting sleep with additional anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive properties with continued interest in CBNs potential to trigger apoptosis (cell death) to inhibit tumor cell growth in some cancers.

CBN, or pure Cannabinol, is a cannabinoid found in cannabis sativa plants. While CBN is often associated with sedation and relaxation, it is generally considered non-psychoactive compared to other cannabinoids like THC (tetrahydrocannabinol).

CBN Isolate is not a form of THC, although CBN can be converted from the oxidation of THC. However, to fulfill mass production needs, hemp-derived CBN bulk quantities can also be manufactured more efficiently using base materials CBD and CBG to produce THC-free high-purity CBN Isolate.

 Both CBN (Cannabinol) and CBD (cannabidiol) are cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant, but with some key differences:

Chemical Structure – CBN and CBD have different chemical structures. CBN is a minor cannabinoid naturally derived from THC through oxidation and decomposition unless converted in a laboratory using other cannabinoids as a base. CBD, in comparison, is a major cannabinoid, being one of two predominant cannabinoids, occurring naturally present within the plant without being a degradation product.

Psychoactive Effects – Both CBN and CBD are non-intoxicating cannabinoids. CBN is generally considered to have mild sedative properties, which may contribute to its potential calming and relaxing effects. It is often associated with promoting sleep and has been reported to have a more sedative effect than CBD. On the other hand, CBD is considered non-intoxicating and is often associated with potential anti-anxiety and anti-inflammatory effects.

Potential Benefits – Although having some similar properties due to their structural similarities, CBN and CBD have different effects on the endocannabinoid system and interact with different cannabinoid receptors. 

Of the two, CBD has been more extensively studied and is associated with potential therapeutic benefits, including pain relief, reducing anxiety, aiding in sleep and potentially addressing certain seizure disorders. Having been less studied, CBN is believed to have potential benefits for sleep promotion, anti-inflammatory, analgesic (pain-relieving), antibacterial effects and appetite stimulation. While CBN and CBD have shown promise in various areas, research is ongoing to understand their effects fully.

Availability and Regulation– Regulations regarding CBN and CBD can vary between countries and regions, with accessibility being readily available or limited according to jurisdictions. CBD has gained wider acceptance and is more available in many parts of the world. It is used in various products such as oils, capsules, topicals, and edibles. On the other hand, CBN is less common and may be found in specific products targeting sleep or relaxation.

 CBN (Cannabinol) and CBG (Cannabigerol) are two different compounds found in the cannabis sativa plant, alongside the more well-known cannabinoids THC and CBD (cannabidiol). 

CBN is a cannabinoid that is formed naturally from the degradation of THC. When THC is exposed to oxygen and light, it degrades gradually to form CBN. Due to the rare occurrence of CBN within the hemp plant, scientists and chemists have developed methods to convert base cannabinoids such as CBDa and CBGa into CBN. CBN is often associated with promoting relaxation and aiding sleep. Some research suggests that CBN may have potential therapeutic effects, such as pain relief and anti-inflammatory properties, but further studies are needed to understand its potential benefits fully.

CBG is considered a minor cannabinoid because of its low concentration in most cannabis strains. However, genetics has produced a CBG-rich hemp strain that makes it possible to extract CBG in high concentrations. CBG is known as the “mother of all cannabinoids” as it plays a crucial role as the precursor molecule from which other cannabinoids are synthesized, including THC and CBD has gained attention for its potential therapeutic properties, including anti-inflammatory, analgesic (pain-relieving) and antibacterial effects. Some research also suggests that CBG may have neuroprotective properties, potentially beneficial for certain neurological conditions.

CBN (Cannabinol) is one of many cannabinoids in the cannabis plant. The legality of CBN depends on the specific jurisdiction and the source from which it is derived. In many countries, including the United States, the legal status of cannabinoids is primarily determined by whether they are derived from marijuana or hemp. CBN derived from hemp is generally legal in the United States as long as it contains levels below the legal limit of 0.3% THC. 

As with any cannabis-derived product, checking the legality of CBN in your jurisdiction is essential, as cannabis laws can vary from place to place. 

Red Mesa sells to product formulators, co-packers, distributors and other B2B customers. Wholesale CBN Isolate can be purchased directly from our website or quoted at bulk CBN Isolate wholesale pricing for larger quantities. 

If you have any additional questions or require further assistance, please contact our sales support team. We’re here to help you make informed decisions to provide your customers with the highest quality CBD, CBG, CBN and other minor cannabinoid raw ingredients to grow brand loyalty and help protect your brand reputation.

We offer CBN Isolate in various quantities, from small quantities for R&D and small-scale formulation needs starting at 25 grams to larger volumes for commercial manufacturing in the hundreds of kgs. Our flexible ordering options allow you to choose the most appropriate volume for your requirements.

Yes, the third-party lab we send our batch-specific CBN Isolate samples to has been inspected and has demonstrated operational competency with the ability to generate valid testing results to earn the ISO 17025 accreditation. This level of accreditation is vital for Red Mesa Science & Refining to extend confidence in the quality of our products to our customers. (read more)

Red Mesa Science & Refining has received and has maintained a comprehensive end-to-end ISO 9001:2015 certification. (read more)

Red Mesa Science & Refining is registered as a food facility with the FDA and subject to random inspections. (read more)

Yes, as a hemp processor in the state of Utah, we are required to adhere to cGMP requirements for dietary supplements and human food. (read more)

As a science-based, innovative company we collaborate with our customers providing valuable insight into helping choose the ideal cannabinoid characteristics, purity levels, blends etc. for their end product formulations. Please contact us to discuss your specific formulating needs.