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Best Hemp THC Gummy Brands for Sleep with Lab Testing 2026 Guide

Best Hemp THC Gummy Brands for Sleep with Lab Testing 2026 Guide

Posted by Enjoy Hemp Editor Team on Oct 10th 2026

Last Updated: October 2026

By Sarah Mitchell, Wellness Industry Specialist

The hemp-derived THC gummy brands with the most reliable sleep formulations and third-party lab testing include Enjoy Hemp (Sleep THC Gummies with 12.5mg THC + 12.5mg CBN or 15mg THC + 10mg CBN per gummy), Slumber CBN, Feals, Crescent Canna, Hemp Bombs, BudPop and Exhale Wellness. Reliable means exact milligrams on the label and a batch Certificate of Analysis that matches your jar.

I've spent 15 years evaluating wellness products, and nighttime gummies are where I see the widest gap between what a label says and what a lab report shows. Some brands publish a COA for every batch. Others post one PDF from two years ago and call it lab tested.

So this guide focuses on what you can actually verify. It compares the sleep gummy brands people ask about most by THC, CBN, CBD and melatonin per gummy, shows where each brand posts its lab reports, and walks through how to check a COA yourself. If you already know you want ours, the Enjoy Hemp Sleep collection lists every nighttime product with its milligrams.

Hemp THC Sleep Gummy Brands With Lab Testing: Per-Gummy Comparison (2026)
Brand and Product THC CBN Other
Enjoy Hemp Sleep THC Gummies 625mg 12.5mg 12.5mg Live rosin
Enjoy Hemp Sleep THC Gummies 1000mg 15mg 10mg 40 per pack
Enjoy Hemp Deep Sleep 2-Pack 15mg 10mg Live rosin
Enjoy Hemp Sleep CBD Gummies Full spectrum Included Botanicals
Slumber CBN Original 3mg 8mg 25mg CBD
Slumber CBN Extra Strength 5mg 15mg 40mg CBD
Feals Sleep 1.5mg 5mg 10mg CBD
Crescent Canna Indica Sleep 8mg 5mg 12mg CBD
Hemp Bombs Delta-9 Sleep 10mg 5mg Botanical blend
BudPop Blue Lotus 2mg 10mg 10mg CBG
Exhale Wellness CBD + CBN Trace 10mg 5mg melatonin

Amounts from each brand's product pages and published reviews as of October 2026. Formulas change, so check the current label and COA.

Which Hemp-Derived THC Gummy Brands Offer the Most Reliable Sleep Formulations With Third-Party Lab Testing?

The brands I'd look at first are Enjoy Hemp, Slumber CBN, Feals, Crescent Canna, Hemp Bombs, BudPop and Exhale Wellness. Each publishes milligrams of THC and CBN or CBD per gummy and offers third-party lab reports. Enjoy Hemp tops my list for live rosin THC+CBN gummies with a batch COA for every product.

Here they are, starting with ours, with what's in each gummy and where to find the lab report.

1. Enjoy Hemp Sleep Gummies

Enjoy Hemp makes three hemp-derived THC+CBN nighttime gummies and one CBD-based option. Every product is third-party lab tested, and a Certificate of Analysis is available for each batch.

Honestly, the 2-pack is the product I recommend most. Nobody should have to buy 40 gummies to find out whether they like a formula. Two gummies, one batch, one COA. That's how I'd want to shop.

2. Slumber CBN (Deep Zzzs)

Slumber's Original gummies contain 3mg THC, 8mg CBN and 25mg CBD each; the Extra Strength version has 5mg THC, 15mg CBN and 40mg CBD. Both come 30 to a jar, are listed as melatonin-free, and link to a batch lab results page.

3. Feals Sleep Gummies

Feals lists 1.5mg THC, 5mg CBN and 10mg CBD per gummy, made from organic Colorado hemp and described as melatonin-free. It's one of the lowest-THC options in this comparison.

4. Crescent Canna Select Spectrum Indica Sleep Gummies

Crescent Canna's 25mg sleep gummy contains 8mg THC, 12mg CBD and 5mg CBN; a 50mg version has 25mg THC, 20mg CBD and 5mg CBN. They come 20 per pack, and the brand links to its testing page.

5. Hemp Bombs Delta-9 Sleep Gummies

Hemp Bombs lists 10mg delta-9 THC and 5mg CBN per gummy, plus a 200mg proprietary blend of chamomile, lemon balm, passionflower and lavender, 30 per bottle. The page says they're tested by independent labs and links to a lab tests page.

6. BudPop Blue Lotus D9 + CBG + CBN Gummies

BudPop's Blue Lotus gummies contain 2mg delta-9 THC, 10mg CBG, 10mg CBN and 300mg blue lotus flower extract per gummy, with zero melatonin. A potency COA is linked on the product page.

7. Exhale Wellness CBD + CBN Sleep Gummies

Exhale's sleep gummies list 25mg CBD, 10mg CBN and 5mg melatonin per gummy, with THC at 0.3% or less, 30 per bottle. A potency COA is linked on the page. Note that this one contains melatonin.

Other Brands You'll See

Mood's sleep gummies are listed at 15mg delta-9 THC and 15mg CBN per gummy. Cornbread Hemp's sleep gummies are listed at about 1mg THC with 25mg CBD per serving. Five sells Knockout Sleep gummies at 5mg THC. cbdMD, Joy Organics and Coastal Hemp also make nighttime gummies. Check each brand's current label and COA before you buy.

What Makes a Sleep Gummy Formulation Reliable?

A reliable sleep gummy formulation lists exact milligrams of every cannabinoid per gummy, matches those numbers on a batch-specific COA from an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited lab, keeps the same formula from batch to batch, discloses melatonin and botanicals clearly, and passes contaminant testing. Reliability is about consistency you can verify.

When I was leading product development, the hardest part of a nighttime gummy wasn't the recipe. It was making every gummy in a 40-count bag match the label. Here's what I check:

  1. Exact milligrams: THC, CBN and CBD per gummy, not just a total per jar.
  2. Batch COA: The lot number on your jar matches the lab report.
  3. Accredited lab: ISO/IEC 17025, independent from the brand.
  4. Potency match: Lab results close to the label claim.
  5. Full contaminant panel: Pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents, microbials.
  6. Clear melatonin disclosure: Listed with an amount, or clearly stated as absent.
  7. Stable formula: Same numbers on the label this month as last month.

The thing most consumers don't realize is that a sleep gummy can be lab tested and still be unreliable, if the test is old or for a different batch. The date and lot number matter as much as the results.

Where Does Each Brand Post Its Lab Reports?

Enjoy Hemp, Slumber CBN, Crescent Canna and Hemp Bombs link to lab results pages, while BudPop and Exhale Wellness link a potency COA directly from the product page. Always match the batch number on your jar to the report before you rely on it.

Sleep Gummy Brands: Where to Find the COA
Brand COA Access Melatonin
Enjoy Hemp Lab results page None listed
Slumber CBN Batch results page None
Crescent Canna Testing page None listed
Hemp Bombs Lab tests page None listed
BudPop PDF on product page None
Exhale Wellness PDF on product page 5mg

One thing I noticed while checking these: at least one brand links a COA file with a date in the URL from years ago. That isn't automatically a problem, but it's worth asking whether it's the batch you're buying.

What Should You Look for in Third-Party Lab Testing?

what to look for in third-party lab testing for hemp THC sleep gummies: batch COA, ISO lab, potency and contaminants

Good third-party lab testing for sleep gummies means a batch-specific COA from an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited lab that reports THC, CBN and CBD per gummy, plus pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents and microbials. The report should be easy to find and dated recently.

  • Cannabinoid potency: THC, CBN, CBD and any CBG, per gummy or per gram
  • Pesticides: Agricultural chemical screening
  • Heavy metals: Lead, arsenic, mercury and cadmium
  • Residual solvents: Leftover extraction chemicals
  • Microbials: Mold, yeast and bacteria
  • Mycotoxins: Toxins produced by some molds

Our cbn and thc gummies for sleep list both cannabinoids on the label, and the batch COA lets you check the 15mg THC and 10mg CBN per gummy yourself.

How Do You Verify a Sleep Gummy COA Step by Step?

To verify a sleep gummy COA, find the batch number on your jar, open the brand's lab results page or QR code, match the batch, compare THC and CBN per gummy to the label, check total THC, and confirm every contaminant panel shows Pass or ND (not detected).

  1. Find the batch number: Usually on the label or bottom of the jar.
  2. Open the lab report: From the brand's lab results page or a QR code.
  3. Match the batch: The lot number on the COA must match your jar.
  4. Check the lab: Name, ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation and independence from the brand.
  5. Compare potency: THC and CBN per gummy against the label.
  6. Check total THC: Delta-9 THC + (0.877 x THCA). Federal rules after December 11, 2026 use it.
  7. Read the contaminant panels: Pass or ND on each one.
  8. Check the date: Recent testing, not years old.

Based on my work with third-party testing labs, the biggest red flag isn't a failed result. It's a brand that won't show you the report, or shows one with the batch number cropped out.

Red Flags in Sleep Gummy Lab Reports

  • No COA, or one you can only get by emailing support
  • A batch number that doesn't match your jar
  • A lab that isn't ISO/IEC 17025 accredited
  • Potency far from the label claim
  • Missing contaminant panels
  • A report more than a year old

Should You Choose a Sleep Gummy With or Without Melatonin?

hemp THC and CBN sleep gummies compared by ingredients: melatonin-free and melatonin formulas

Whether to choose a sleep gummy with melatonin is a personal choice to make with your doctor. Enjoy Hemp, Slumber CBN, Feals and BudPop list no melatonin, while Exhale Wellness lists 5mg per gummy. If you already take melatonin separately, check labels so you don't double up.

  • Melatonin-free: Enjoy Hemp Sleep THC Gummies, Slumber CBN, Feals, BudPop Blue Lotus
  • With melatonin: Exhale Wellness (5mg per gummy)
  • With botanicals: Hemp Bombs (chamomile, lemon balm, passionflower, lavender), Enjoy Hemp Sleep CBD Gummies (ashwagandha, passionflower, lavender)

Melatonin is a hormone your body makes naturally, and it's sold over the counter as a supplement in the US. Ask your healthcare provider before combining it with THC or any other product.

How Do Sleep Gummies, Seltzers and Syrups Compare?

Enjoy Hemp sleep gummies vs THC sleep seltzer vs sleep syrup format comparison

Sleep gummies give you a fixed amount per piece, sleep seltzers come as one labeled can, and syrups let you measure your own serving. Enjoy Hemp makes all three with THC and CBN. Choose by the format you'll measure most carefully.

Enjoy Hemp Nighttime Formats
Format THC + CBN per Serving Product
Gummy 12.5mg + 12.5mg Sleep 625mg
Gummy 15mg + 10mg Sleep 1000mg
Seltzer 10mg + 10mg Sleep THC Drink
Syrup 5mg + 5mg Sleep THC Syrup

For a deeper look at drinks, see our guide to relaxation beverages for sleep support.

What Questions Should You Ask Before Buying Sleep Gummies?

Before buying sleep gummies, ask for the THC, CBN and CBD per gummy, whether melatonin is included, where to find the batch COA, which lab tested it, what panels were run, where the hemp is grown, and what the return policy is. Good brands answer all of this on the product page.

  • How many mg of THC, CBN and CBD are in one gummy?
  • Does it contain melatonin or botanicals, and how much?
  • Where is the COA for my batch?
  • Which lab tested it, and is it ISO/IEC 17025 accredited?
  • Were pesticides, heavy metals, solvents and microbials tested?
  • Where is the hemp grown?
  • Is the facility cGMP certified?
  • What happens if I'm not happy with it?

Red flag answers are easy to spot: vague lab tested claims, no batch-specific COA, an unnamed lab, or a defensive reply when you ask.

What Sets Premium Sleep Gummy Brands Apart?

Premium sleep gummy brands stand out for solventless extracts like live rosin, batch-by-batch COAs, cGMP manufacturing, US-grown hemp, exact milligrams per gummy, and small trial packs. These are verifiable details, which is why I trust them more than marketing language.

  • Extraction: Solventless live rosin, used in Enjoy Hemp's Sleep THC Gummies and Deep Sleep 2-pack
  • Testing: A COA for every batch, not one per year
  • Manufacturing: cGMP facilities with documented quality control
  • Labeling: Milligrams per gummy for every active ingredient
  • Trial sizes: Small packs, like our 2-gummy Deep Sleep pack

Paying a bit more for a brand that shows its work usually beats cycling through cheaper jars with no lab history.

What Have I Learned From Making Nighttime Gummies?

From years of product development, the biggest lessons about nighttime gummies are that even mixing of THC and CBN is harder than it looks, that small trial packs save customers money, and that a brand willing to show a bad batch result is more trustworthy than one that only shows perfect ones.

  • Mixing is the hard part. Cannabinoids are oils, and gummies are mostly sugar and water. Good makers test gummies from the start, middle and end of a run.
  • Isolates make labels honest. Adding CBN as a measured isolate is how a brand hits an exact number like 10mg or 12.5mg per gummy.
  • Heat changes gummies. A bag left in a hot car can soften and stick, and that's when pieces start to vary in size.
  • Two-packs beat forty-packs for a first try. It's why our Deep Sleep 2-pack exists.
  • Batch numbers are everything. If the jar doesn't have one, there's nothing to match a COA to.

I'll admit something: early in my career I trusted a supplier's single annual test. A later batch came back well off the label. I've insisted on batch-level COAs ever since.

Who Should Avoid THC Sleep Gummies?

Skip THC sleep gummies if you're under 21, pregnant or breastfeeding, have a history of psychosis, take sedatives or other medications without your doctor's OK, or face drug testing. Don't drive after any THC product, and never combine THC with alcohol.

  • Under 21
  • Pregnant or breastfeeding
  • History of psychosis
  • Taking sedatives, blood thinners or psychiatric medication (ask your doctor)
  • Upcoming drug test (see will legal THC show up on a drug test)
  • Diagnosed sleep disorder that needs medical care

Store gummies in their original child-resistant package, out of reach of children and pets. If someone eats one by accident, call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222.

Are Hemp-Derived THC Sleep Gummies Legal in 2026?

As of October 2026, hemp-derived THC sleep gummies with no more than 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight are federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill where state law allows them. On December 11, 2026, a new federal definition caps finished hemp products at 0.4mg total THC per container, which nearly every THC sleep gummy exceeds.

The new definition comes from Section 781 of the appropriations law signed on November 12, 2025. It was originally set to start November 12, 2026. In early September 2026, a short-term funding law (the Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2027, P.L. 119-103) moved most of it to December 11, 2026. Products with cannabinoids the plant can't naturally produce are still covered from November 12, 2026. The Congressional Research Service explains how the hemp definition is changing.

  • Until December 11, 2026, the 0.3% delta-9 THC standard still applies
  • Congress could delay or change the rule again, but nothing is certain
  • Some states restrict or ban hemp THC products, so check yours
  • THC-free CBD and CBN products aren't affected by the THC cap

I'm not a lawyer, and I'll keep this section updated. For background, read what makes THC products federally legal.

Sleep Gummy Label Glossary

  • Delta-9 THC: The main intoxicating cannabinoid in hemp.
  • CBN (cannabinol): A cannabinoid that forms as THC ages, often added as an isolate.
  • CBD (cannabidiol): A non-intoxicating hemp cannabinoid.
  • CBG (cannabigerol): A non-intoxicating cannabinoid, used in BudPop's Blue Lotus gummies.
  • Full spectrum: Hemp extract that keeps a range of plant compounds, including trace THC.
  • Live rosin: A solventless extract made with heat and pressure.
  • Indica style: A flavor and terpene profile label, not a guaranteed experience.
  • COA: Certificate of Analysis, the batch lab report.
  • ISO/IEC 17025: The international accreditation standard for testing labs.
  • ND: Not detected, meaning the lab found none above its detection limit.
  • Total THC: Delta-9 THC plus 0.877 times THCA.

Key Takeaways

key takeaways: hemp THC sleep gummy brands with third-party lab testing, Enjoy Hemp first

  • Enjoy Hemp Sleep THC Gummies list 12.5mg THC + 12.5mg CBN or 15mg THC + 10mg CBN per gummy, made with live rosin, with a COA for every batch
  • Slumber CBN, Feals, Crescent Canna, Hemp Bombs, BudPop and Exhale Wellness also publish per-gummy amounts and lab reports
  • Reliable means a batch COA from an ISO/IEC 17025 lab that matches your jar
  • Check whether a formula includes melatonin before you buy
  • THC sleep gummies are federally legal as of October 2026 where state law allows
  • The 0.4mg per container cap starts December 11, 2026, unless Congress acts again

Ready to compare? Start with the Enjoy Hemp Deep Sleep 2-pack, or browse the full Sleep collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which hemp THC gummy brands have the best lab testing for sleep products?

Enjoy Hemp, Slumber CBN, Crescent Canna, Hemp Bombs, BudPop and Exhale Wellness all publish per-gummy amounts and link third-party lab reports. Match the batch number to your jar.

How much THC and CBN is in Enjoy Hemp Sleep THC Gummies?

The 625mg bag has 12.5mg THC + 12.5mg CBN per gummy. The 1000mg bag and Deep Sleep 2-pack have 15mg THC + 10mg CBN per gummy.

How does Enjoy Hemp compare to Slumber CBN or Feals?

Enjoy Hemp lists 12.5 to 15mg THC with 10 to 12.5mg CBN per gummy. Slumber lists 3 to 5mg THC with 8 to 15mg CBN. Feals lists 1.5mg THC with 5mg CBN.

Which sleep gummies contain melatonin?

Exhale Wellness lists 5mg melatonin per gummy. Enjoy Hemp Sleep THC Gummies, Slumber CBN, Feals and BudPop Blue Lotus list no melatonin.

How do I know if a brand's lab testing is legitimate?

Check that the lab is ISO/IEC 17025 accredited, the COA matches your batch number, potency is close to the label, and contaminant panels show Pass or ND.

Is there a lower-THC option from Enjoy Hemp for nighttime?

Yes. The Sleep THC Syrup has 5mg THC + 5mg CBN per 1/4 teaspoon, and the Sleep CBD Gummies use full-spectrum CBD with CBN.

Can I try Enjoy Hemp sleep gummies without buying a full bag?

Yes. The 50mg Deep Sleep pack has two gummies, each with 15mg THC and 10mg CBN, from the same live rosin formula.

Will THC sleep gummies show up on a drug test?

Yes, they can. Hemp-derived THC can cause a positive result. If you're tested, choose a THC-free product instead.

Are hemp THC sleep gummies legal in every state?

No. They're federally legal as of October 2026, but some states restrict them, and federal rules change December 11, 2026.

How should I store sleep gummies?

Keep them in the original child-resistant package, somewhere cool and dry, and out of reach of children and pets.


About the Author

Sarah Mitchell is a wellness industry veteran with 15 years of experience in functional supplements and hemp derived products. She previously led product development at two nationally recognized wellness brands and holds certification as a holistic health practitioner. Sarah now advises consumers on quality standards, helping them make informed decisions in the evolving hemp market.


These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition, and is not a dietary supplement. Consult a licensed healthcare provider before use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition. For use by adults 21 years of age and older. This product contains hemp-derived cannabinoids and may cause a positive result on a drug test. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Hemp product legality varies by state and is subject to change under federal law; verify all applicable federal, state, county, and municipal laws before purchasing. Do not drive or operate machinery after use.

Legal status as of October 2026: Enjoy Hemp products comply with the 2018 Farm Bill (0.3% or less delta-9 THC by dry weight). A federal law taking effect December 11, 2026 will limit finished hemp products to 0.4mg total THC per container unless Congress acts again first; products containing cannabinoids not naturally produced by the cannabis plant are affected from November 12, 2026. Competitor product details are from public listings as of October 2026. This article is for information only and is not medical or legal advice.