Low-color concentrate · Winchester, Kentucky
Wholesale CBN distillate for formulators.
NSF Labs in Winchester, Kentucky supplies wholesale CBN distillate to qualified formulators and finished-product brands. It is a low-color concentrate for partners who want cannabinol in oil form rather than as a powder.
The ingredient
An oil, documented by the lot.
Wholesale CBN distillate from NSF Labs is an ingredient for commercial formulation. It is not a finished consumer product, and nothing on this page is a health claim. Partners usually choose it when a low-color oil is easier to work with than a crystalline powder.
A published KCA Laboratories cannabinoid panel, certificate SA-260206-76647, batch 02/06/2026, measured 95.5% CBN. Δ9-THC was not detected on that panel. The public file is the cannabinoid panel for that lot. Ask for the full packet on the lot you are qualifying. KCA Laboratories in Lexington, Kentucky is an ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited laboratory. The 95.5% figure describes that lot only.
If the formula needs a measured powder dose, see wholesale CBN isolate. Side-by-side notes are on the CBN isolate vs CBN distillate page.
CBN distillate certificateSA-260206-76647 · batch 02/06/2026 · cannabinoids PDF
Distillate questions.
Wholesale CBN distillate, with the lot certificate as the spec.
What is NSF Labs CBN distillate?
NSF Labs CBN distillate is a low-color hemp-derived concentrate sold wholesale to qualified formulators and finished-product brands. It is the oil form of the ingredient, not a finished consumer product.
What did the published distillate lot measure?
A published KCA Laboratories cannabinoid panel, certificate SA-260206-76647, batch 02/06/2026, measured 95.5% CBN. Δ9-THC was not detected on that panel. Ask for the full packet on the lot you are qualifying.
Will every future lot match 95.5% CBN?
No. The 95.5% figure describes that published lot only. The certificate on your shipment is the spec that applies.
When is distillate a better fit than isolate?
Distillate is the usual choice when a low-color oil is easier to formulate than a crystalline powder. Isolate is the usual choice when the formula needs a measured dose and little else in the ingredient.