THC Gummies for Sleep

We truly believe in our best THC gummies for sleep. And it all comes down to the science. Our chemist-backed formulation is of the highest quality. They have created something that’s both safe and works as a reliable addition to your nightly sleep routine.

Our formulations are targeted toward your health and wellness goals. This could include improved sleep, relief from discomfort, reducing stress, and improving your focus and energy. Here are some of the standards we uphold that allow us to stand out from the rest.

• Made in-house. Never contract manufactured. We are control freaks when it comes to quality.
• Science-based formulations
• Highest quality control standards and full transparency. Including third-party testing.
• Clean ingredients including USA organic hemp (flower only).
• Cruelty-free and Vegan
• In addition to the highest quality cannabinoids, we utilize beneficial botanicals and terpenes to enhance our formulations.

If you are hunting for THC sleep aid gummies that come with industry-leading trustworthiness, you’ve found them. You can truly be confident in RedeemRX’s best THC gummies for sleep.

The short answer is YES. The 2018 Farm Bill made “Hemp Derived” cannabinoids federally legal with some restrictions.

The main restriction is that the Delta 9 THC content can not exceed 0.3% THC. There is no specific restriction on the concentration of Delta 8 THC. All of RedeemRx products are compliant with the Farm Bill and are therefore completely legal on the federal level.

However, the rules on the state level vary. Some states have placed restrictions or bans on CBD and THC products. It is important for you to know these rules before purchasing cannabis products. If you want to learn more, check out “Is CBD Oil Legal in All States?”

THC may produce a “High” that can impair reaction time and how you perceive the world around you. Just as you should not drive or operate equipment after drinking alcohol, you should not drive after taking THC gummies or any other THC product.

When it comes to THC Gummies, we recommend low and slow. Especially if you are new to THC. After all, THC for sleep can have effects on the body you may not have experienced before.

A good place to start is with half of the serving size. Then wait at least 45 minutes before taking more until you reach the desired effects.

CBD helps to moderate potential adverse effects that THC can cause. Some people experience heightened anxiety or unpleasant physical sensations when taking THC. CBD can “mellow out” the experience.

We think so. There is no doubt that Alcohol is toxic to every cell in your body.

Just think of it this way. Your body does not naturally produce ethanol. But, your body does make its own cannabinoid called endocannabinoids. These interact with the endocannabinoid system to modulate many physiological functions such as mood, sleep, pain, inflammation, and appetite.

THC is a plant-based cannabinoid or phyto-cannabinoid that can be used to supplement your naturally occurring endocannabinoids. This is why THC for sleep is often so effective.

Many of our customers are trying to reduce their alcohol intake. As such, they are supplementing with our phyto-cannabinoids to regulate stress and mood.

Again, we think so. We believe drawing smoke particles into your lungs can reduce lung efficiency. Moreover, it can make you more susceptible to infections due to the build up of bacteria- and virus-prone phlegm.

While smoking cannabis provides the most rapid means to get THC into your system, this comes with disadvantages. It is also very conspicuous and may be discouraged in social settings. THC Gummies are discrete and provide a consistent dose so that you can enjoy your activities.

The most obvious difference between THC and CBD gummies is that THC gummies will produce a euphoric feeling known as a “high”. Aside from the euphoria, both can help with pain, sleep, and inflammation. In some cases CBD and THC act differently such as the effect on appetite. CBD will reduce appetite while THC may give you the “munchies.”

It is not recommended that you take THC if you are suffering from clinical depression or anxiety. You should also consult with your doctor before taking either CBD or THC if you are taking prescription medications. Both cannabinoids can impact how well your body metabolizes prescription drugs.

Many of our customers use our CBD and THC gummies to relieve muscle, joint, and nerve discomfort. They are also a great choice for chronic pain sufferers. Everyone is different, we recommend you start low and go slow until you reach your desired level of relief.

We do not recommend mixing our THC or CBD product with prescription pain medication without first consulting your doctor.

While our THC sleep aid gummies may help you fall asleep faster and improve sleep quality, this isn’t a given. Sleep is inherently chemical. And everyone’s body and chemistry makeup is different.

If you suffer from sleep disorders that limit the natural chemicals it needs for sleep, results aren’t guaranteed. THC sleep aid gummies may not offer a “miracle cure.” As always, it’s best to talk with your doctor, who will know exactly what your body needs to achieve restful sleep.

Everyone is different. That is why we offer several sleep gummy options for sleep.

Our number one selling sleep gummy contains CBD, CBN, melatonin, and botanicals such as lemon balm and passion flower. This product is THC Free. Most of our customers swear by this formulation but some do not enjoy the effects of melatonin.

For those that are comfortable taking THC and want to avoid melatonin, there’s good news. We offer our THC Sleep Gummies with 7 mg each of CBD, CBN, and Delta 9 THC. Alternatively, many enjoy the relaxation and sedation of our 15mg Delta 8 Gummies.

Anxiety and stress are not the same thing. If you suffer from clinical anxiety and/or depression, we do not recommend that you take our THC gummies for sleep. Moreover, we do not recommend such customers take any of our other THC products.

Normal day-to-day stress is a different matter. Many people find that THC gummies are helpful for sleep or just winding down from a hard day. Moderation is the key.

There are several variables that will determine how quickly THC gummies will take effect. These include what and how much you have eaten prior to taking the THC Gummies, your metabolism rate, and your body mass. In general, it takes around 45 minutes for the average person to feel the full effects of THC Gummies. To ensure a pleasant experience, we recommend that you wait at least 45 minutes before taking more.

And of course, we always recommend that you start “low and slow.” Especially if you are new to THC.

Most people report that they feel the effects of THC gummies for 4 to 8 hours. This varies widely depending on both person and circumstance. Factors like your metabolic rate and what you have eaten prior to or while taking THC gummies can have an effect.

Capsules and gummies containing THC (Delta 9 or Delta 8) will have similar bioavailability and effectiveness. This is because they are both swallowed and absorbed through the digestive tract.

Yes. Both Delta 9 THC and Delta 8 THC gummies will cause you to fail a drug test. If you are subject to drug testing, we do not recommend that you use our gummies containing THC. We do offer broad spectrum gummies that are THC free to help you achieve your health and wellness goals.

Delta 9 and Delta 8 THC gummies are very similar in that they both will cause a euphoria or “High.”

When it comes to chemical structure, Delta 9 THC has a double bond between the 9th and 10th carbons. Delta 8, meanwhile, has the double bond between the 8th and 9th carbons. Many customers say the Delta 8 THC gummies cause less anxiety or other unpleasant effects than Delta 9 THC Gummies. Some call Delta 8, Delta 9’s milder brother.

When it comes to legality, Delta 9 is limited to a concentration of less than 0.3%. There are no current restrictions on the concentration of Delta 8 THC gummies. If you are interested in the legal landscape about these related compounds, we’ve got the receipts. Check out our blog, “Delta 9 vs Delta 8.”