Charlotte’s Web offers several sleep products with different ingredients. Sleep CBD Gummies with melatonin and Stay Asleep CBN Gummies are separate formulas, so a general brand review cannot tell you what is in every jar. This update focuses on those checked product pages and their evidence limits.
By Ben Trapskin, founder of Yawnder. Updated October 18, 2026. This is a label- and research-based editorial review. We have not independently tested batch contents or verified a personal sleep trial for these current formulas.
Quick verdict
Compare the exact formula and batch information before choosing. The brand discloses product amounts and has a public certificate-of-analysis directory. Those are useful shopping facts, but they do not establish that a particular gummy treats insomnia or will work better than a simpler product.
The earlier review’s blanket “yes” to better sleep, anxiety-relief claims and advice to trial products by increasing potency were too broad. They have been replaced with formula-specific information and sourced precautions.
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Sleep CBD vs. Stay Asleep CBN
| Product | Checked serving | Main distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Sleep CBD Gummies with melatonin | Two gummies: 10 mg CBD and 3 mg melatonin | Full-spectrum hemp extract; includes melatonin |
| Stay Asleep CBN Gummies | 20 mg CBN per serving; product page directs two gummies | Marketed as CBN-only and melatonin-free; brand advises not combining with CBD |
The Sleep label also lists 25 calories and 5 g added sugar per two gummies. Check the exact current jar, particularly when packaging or serving counts change. The separate Restful Sleep product mentioned in the brand’s FAQ is not the same as Sleep CBD with melatonin.
Does Charlotte’s Web help with sleep?
A product’s sleep positioning is not proof that it treats insomnia. The checked CBD formula contains melatonin, so a perceived effect could not automatically be attributed to CBD alone. Nor should evidence for one cannabinoid be transferred to another formula.
A small randomized CBD trial found 150 mg nightly CBD similar to placebo for most sleep outcomes. A seven-night CBN trial found improvement in some secondary outcomes at 20 mg while the primary sleep-quality result was not statistically significant. Neither result establishes that every Charlotte’s Web product improves sleep.
NCCIH also notes insufficient evidence to recommend melatonin for chronic insomnia. Persistent sleep difficulties warrant evaluation; CBT-I is recommended as an initial treatment for chronic insomnia.
Are Charlotte’s Web lab results public?
Yes, the brand has a public certificate-of-analysis directory. That corrects the earlier claim that buyers had to request all third-party reports privately.
Match the product, count and batch number to your bottle. Check the report date, cannabinoid amounts, testing limits and contaminants actually screened. A report for another batch is not verification of yours. Testing transparency does not prove a sleep benefit or guarantee a negative drug test.
Side effects and precautions
FDA identifies CBD risks including liver injury, medication interactions and drowsiness. Combining CBD with alcohol or medicines that slow brain activity can increase sedation and injury risk. Melatonin can also cause next-day sleepiness, headache, dizziness or nausea.
Discuss use with a clinician or pharmacist if you take medication or have a medical condition. Avoid cannabis products during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Do not drive while drowsy or impaired, and store gummies away from children and pets.
A full-spectrum label should not be interpreted as zero THC. Nor can a THC-free marketing category or a lab report guarantee a particular workplace drug-test result. Avoid relying on the review as assurance where THC exposure matters.
We removed showroom sampling and CBD-advice invitations. Yawnder’s mattress showroom is not presented as a place to try ingestible sleep products or obtain medical supplement guidance.
Price and shipping eligibility
At our October 18, 2026 check, both inspected product pages displayed a $49.99 one-time price with 60-count selected. At two gummies per serving that is 30 servings, about $1.67 per serving before shipping and tax. Confirm your cart’s count, current label and final price.
The pages separately displayed an introductory $37.49 subscription offer with renewal language indicating a different percentage discount. Do not assume the first-order price is the ongoing price. Check current delivery frequency, cancellation and refund terms.
The site directs California shoppers to a separate California collection. Check your selected product’s delivery eligibility rather than assuming every sleep formula ships to every state. This is merchant eligibility guidance, not a comprehensive legal assessment.
Common questions
Does every Charlotte’s Web sleep gummy contain melatonin?
No. The checked Sleep CBD formula does; Stay Asleep CBN is marketed as melatonin-free. Read the exact variant.
Does CBN-only mean the same as CBD?
No. They are different cannabinoids, with different research. Brand-wide claims should not replace a product label.
Are the lab reports proof it works?
No. Batch testing provides information about contents and testing scope, not proof of sleep effectiveness.
What else should I compare?
See our CBD sleep-evidence guide, OLLY Sleep review and Lemme Sleep review. Different ingredients and amounts do not establish which is appropriate for you or that combining them is safe.
Sources and review method
We checked the official Sleep CBD page, Stay Asleep CBN page and public lab directory. Research links appear above; safety context also draws on FDA’s CBD information. Manufacturer images are identified; no new effectiveness score is assigned.
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