Pre-measured dose. No dropper math.

Customers usually find their dose on a tincture (the dropper gives 0.1mL flexibility) and then move to capsules to lock the routine in. If you already know your milligram-target and don't want to do dropper math, start on the capsule that matches.

The Sleep Softgel is a two-piece vegetable-cellulose softgel — the format suits the MCT-based fill and gives a slightly faster gut-absorption curve. The Daily Balance and Evening Calm use a plant-cellulose two-piece capsule. Both are vegan; the structural difference is about absorption kinetics, not ingredient quality.

Capsules and softgels are gut-mediated. Onset is 45–90 minutes from swallow — longer than the 15–45 minute sublingual window. For sleep formulas, that means take the capsule about an hour before you want to be in bed, not at lights-out. For daytime formulas, take with a meal so the gut has fat to work with.

The Broad-Spec Sleep Softgel, CBG Focus Capsule, and Daily Balance variants test ND for Δ9-THC on every batch — broad-spectrum extract goes through chromatographic refinement that pulls THC below the lab's limit of detection. The full-spectrum capsules carry trace THC under 0.3%. Read the COA for the batch on your jar to confirm.

Yes — but only after you've baselined the single capsule for a full week. The endocannabinoid system reads consistency more strongly than peak dose, and stepping up to two capsules without a baseline obscures whether the second one actually adds to the read.

Cannabinoids interact with CYP3A4 — the liver enzyme that metabolizes many Rx medications, including blood thinners, immunosuppressants, and seizure medications. Talk to your healthcare provider before starting. We are not a substitute for medical advice; these statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.