My Opinion

CBN-P is a great cnoid. Heck, maybe as good as CBC or even better. This makes the price tag all the more heartbreaking. 70 dollars for a dang cnoid!? Yikes! Don’t get me wrong, if price weren’t a factor I’d be rushing to put this in most of my blends at 10%, but jesus, even if it might be the best cnoid to date, it isn’t worth 10x the price of the majority of cnoids out there right now.

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The flavor on CBN-P is almost nothing, same goes for the throat hit. Feels more like an acetate on your throat. Initial “high” you get is pretty weak, eventually ramping up to around HHC levels. The feelings you get from CBN-P start far quicker than you would think with it being a phorol and all. Around 20 minutes in and I start feeling a very harsh sleepiness. I would say it feels around 2x as effective as CBNo. Which would be FANTASTIC if the price wasn’t so insane.

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CBN-P has made falling asleep far easier for me, but not flawless. I can still toss and turn for a while on CBN-P, unfortunately, but once I’m asleep, I’m ASLEEP. Usually around 10 hours.

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I would say CBN-P is a noid that you should only get if CBNo just is not doing the job for you. Any other scenario and you are better off just grabbing other stuff for this kind of cash.

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What can CBN-P do for a blend?

• Great Potentiation.

• Extreme Sedation.

• Calming.

• Anxiety Relief (“taking the edge off”).

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Other notes:

I feel like phorol cnoids exist in a space where their sucess is guarded by a catch 22. They are new and unproven, so the process has not been optimized, phorols are expensive to make to begin with, and they have to do small batches because they don’t know how well it will sell. The problem is the high price will always prevent it from selling well, making it so larger batches being made for cheaper seems like a waste of money, so the prices stay high, and nobody buys them.