The Cookies CBD Night Caps are hemp-derived CBD soft gel capsules for the evening, packed in a white Cookies CBD bottle with a terpene profile inspired by Cereal Milk. The label lists 10mg of CBD per capsule, and you can buy 30 count ($39) and 75 count ($59).
- 10mg hemp-derived CBD per soft gel
- Bottles of 30 or 75 capsules
- Terpene profile inspired by Cookies Cereal Milk
- No dropper, no taste, no vapor
- In stock, free shipping
Why people choose the Cookies CBD Night Caps
Capsules are the easiest CBD product to keep consistent. Every soft gel is the same 10mg, so you always know what you took. There’s nothing to measure and nothing to taste, which suits people who don’t like the oil flavor of a tincture. The 75-count bottle at $59 works out to about 79 cents a capsule, against $1.30 for the 30-count.
Like the Night Drops, the caps are sold for evening use. The listing describes the same night-time herbs as the drops, skullcap and valerian root, so the two make a matching pair.
How to take the Cookies CBD Night Caps
Swallow one capsule with water. The listing suggests one to three about an hour before bed. Start with one and see how it goes over a few nights before you change anything. If you take prescription medication, check with a doctor first, since CBD can interact with some drugs.
Keep the bottle closed and at room temperature. Soft gels stick together in heat, so don’t leave them in a car or on a sunny windowsill.
Cookies CBD Night Caps or the Night Drops?
The Cereal Milk Cookies CBD Night Drops come as a liquid you hold under your tongue. They act a little faster, and you can adjust the amount by the drop. The caps take longer because they go through digestion, but the dose never changes. Plenty of buyers keep both. For daytime, look at the London Pound Cake Cookies CBD Day Drops, and for a flavor you can take any time, the Gelatti Cookies CBD Drops Tincture. All four sit together in Cookies CBD Drops and Caps, and our Cookies CBD tincture guide compares them.
One thing the caps don’t do is taste like Cereal Milk. The terpene profile is there, but you swallow the soft gel whole, so the flavor note on the box is more about the line than anything you’ll notice.
Who the caps suit
The caps make sense if you already know you like CBD and want a routine that takes ten seconds. They’re also the most discreet thing we sell. A bottle of soft gels on a nightstand doesn’t look like anything, and there’s no smell or vapor. If you’re new to CBD and still working out an amount, the drops give you more control, so it can be worth starting there and moving to caps once you’ve settled on a dose.
Cereal Milk Cookies CBD Night Drops
London Pound Cake Cookies CBD Day Drops
Gelatti Cookies CBD Drops TinctureBuy the Cookies CBD Night Caps online
You can buy the Cookies CBD Night Caps online here at Cookies Carts USA for $39 for the 30 count or $59 for the 75 count. Shipping is free on every order, with no minimum. Code yummycookies# takes 15% off your order. We’re an online store that stocks Cookies carts products, so everything on this page ships from our inventory, not from a dispensary.
You have to be 21 or older to order. Hemp and CBD vape rules change from state to state, so check what’s allowed where you live before you buy. Questions about a box, a batch or an order go to sales@cookiescartsusa.com or the contact page.
Cookies CBD Night Caps FAQ
How much CBD is in each of the Cookies CBD Night Caps?
The label lists 10mg of hemp-derived CBD per soft gel.
How many capsules are in a bottle?
You can pick 30 capsules for $39 or 75 capsules for $59.
When should I take the Cookies CBD Night Caps?
The listing suggests one to three capsules with water about an hour before bed. Start with one.
Do the caps contain THC?
They’re hemp-derived CBD with less than 0.3% THC listed, so there’s no THC high.
Is shipping free?
Yes, on every order, and code yummycookies# takes 15% off.
A note on CBD: these are hemp-derived products, and the listing gives less than 0.3% THC for the oil. The FDA hasn’t evaluated them to treat or prevent anything, and its page on cannabis and CBD products explains where things stand. For background on the compound itself, the Wikipedia article on cannabidiol is a fair place to start.
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