Slēp (Slep) CBN sleep tablets.
Slēp (often searched as “Slep”; it’s pronounced “sleep”) is Emerald Bay’s nighttime formula. Each 25 mg tablet holds an equal 1:1:1 ratio: 8.3 mg CBN, 8.3 mg CBD and 8.3 mg THC, built on our Gush Mintz 1:1 full-spectrum RSO. It also comes as a 1 g syringe and a 50 mg/ml tincture.
How people take it: 30–60 minutes before bed, starting low. New users usually begin with half a tablet. Because Slēp contains THC and is swallowed, onset is slow and effects can last for hours, so wait before taking more and don’t drive after a dose.
We don’t sell online. Find Slēp at licensed California dispensaries. Adults 21+.
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At launch, New Mexico carries three RSO tablets — Blue Dream, MAC and Ice Cream Cake — in NM-compliant packaging. Full-spectrum syringes and tinctures follow as we expand — check back, or ask your local dispensary to stock them.
Frequently asked questions
Is it Slēp or Slep?
Same product. The brand name is spelled with a macron, Slēp, and pronounced “sleep.” You’ll also see it written as Slep or SLEP on menus. The line includes the 25 mg tablet, a 1 g RSO syringe and a 50 mg/ml tincture, all at the same 1:1:1 CBN:CBD:THC ratio.
What is in a Slēp tablet?
Each 25 mg tablet contains 8.3 mg of CBN, 8.3 mg of CBD and 8.3 mg of THC. The base is our Gush Mintz 1:1 strain RSO, layered with CBN. It contains THC, so it is intoxicating. Batch potency is listed on our lab results page.
How should I take Slēp?
Most people take it 30–60 minutes before bed. If you’re new to edibles, start with half a tablet; the tablet is scored to make that easy. Swallowed cannabis typically takes 30–90 minutes to begin working and can last 4–12 hours, so give it time before taking more. Avoid alcohol and driving, and talk to your clinician if you take other medications. This is general information, not medical advice.
Does CBN help with sleep?
It’s a popular idea with limited evidence so far. A 2021 review of the research on cannabinol and sleep found the human studies small and mostly decades old, concluded there isn’t yet enough evidence to support sleep claims for CBN on its own, and called for randomized trials. Slēp is designed as a nighttime wind-down product, not a treatment for any sleep disorder. Read more in our guide to cannabis and sleep.