Five Canna River products combine CBD with CBN and CBG, and they are not one formula scaled up and down. The gummies and softgels hold the three cannabinoids in a 2:1:1 ratio. The 60 mL tincture is 4:1:1. The 120 mL Ultra tincture is 6:1:1. If you move between formats expecting the same blend, the proportions change under you, and no product page says so.
All five, by the numbers
| Product | Per serving | Container | Total cannabinoids | Price | Cents per mg | Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calm Gummies | 50 mg CBD + 25 mg CBN + 25 mg CBG | 30 gummies | 3,000 mg | $35 | 1.17¢ | 2:1:1 |
| Ultra Calm Gummies | 100 mg CBD + 50 mg CBN + 50 mg CBG | 30 gummies | 6,000 mg | $65 | 1.08¢ | 2:1:1 |
| Calm Softgels | 50 mg CBD + 25 mg CBN + 25 mg CBG | 60 softgels, 0.5 mL each | 6,000 mg | $70 | 1.17¢ | 2:1:1 |
| Calm Tincture | 83.3 mg CBD + 20.8 mg CBN + 20.8 mg CBG per mL | 60 mL | 7,500 mg | $65 | 0.87¢ | 4:1:1 |
| Ultra Calm Tincture | 125 mg CBD + 20.8 mg CBN + 20.8 mg CBG per mL | 120 mL | 20,000 mg | $100 | 0.50¢ | 6:1:1 |
Canna River's FAQ states that a full dropper is 1 mL, so the per-mL figures are also the per-dropper figures.
What "Ultra" actually changes in the tinctures
Here is the part that surprised us when we did the division. Between the 60 mL tincture and the 120 mL Ultra, the CBN and CBG per millilitre are identical: 20.8 mg each. Only the CBD rises, from 83.3 mg to 125 mg per mL. "Ultra" in this line means 50 percent more CBD in each dropper and exactly the same amount of the other two cannabinoids.
In the gummies it works differently. The Ultra version doubles all three — 100, 50 and 50 against 50, 25 and 25 — so the ratio stays at 2:1:1 and the whole serving is twice as large.
Price, honestly compared
Per milligram of total cannabinoids, the Ultra tincture is the cheapest at 0.50 cents, less than half the price of the gummies or softgels. The 60 mL tincture is next at 0.87 cents. The gummies and softgels land at 1.08 to 1.17 cents, which is what a manufactured dose in a measured unit costs.
The softgels are the odd one in that table. At $70 for 6,000 mg they match the Ultra gummies on total cannabinoids but cost $5 more, and they work out to the same 1.17 cents per mg as the standard gummies. What you get for it is a sealed, pre-measured 0.5 mL unit with no sugar, no flavoring and no colour. The broader comparison across the range is in CBD price per milligram.
Options and ingredients
| Product | Versions | Flavors | Ingredients beyond the base |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calm Gummies | Broad and Full Spectrum (3 mg delta-9 THC per gummy) | Five | Tapioca syrup, sugar, pectin, distillate, CBN isolate, CBG isolate, natural flavors, citric acid, sodium malate, fruit and vegetable juice colour, stevia |
| Ultra Calm Gummies | Broad Spectrum only | Five | Same list as above |
| Calm Softgels | Broad and Full Spectrum (2 mg delta-9 THC per softgel) | None | MCT oil, distillate, CBN isolate, CBG isolate, tapioca starch, vegetable glycerin, purified water |
| Calm Tincture | Broad and Full Spectrum (2 mg delta-9 THC per mL) | Four | MCT oil, distillate, CBN isolate, CBG isolate, and in the flavored versions a food-grade flavor and sucralose |
| Ultra Calm Tincture | Broad and Full Spectrum (2.5 mg delta-9 THC per mL) | Four | Same as the 60 mL tincture |
In every one of the five, the CBD comes from the hemp distillate and the CBN and CBG are added as purified isolates. That is how a label can promise three exact numbers; see distillate vs isolate. The Natural tincture is the only option in the line with no flavoring or sweetener at all — the flavor index is in every Canna River CBD flavor.
What Forbes Health's independent testing found
Forbes Health named Canna River Calm CBD Gummies its Best Broad-Spectrum CBD Gummy, with a 4.9 rating and a listed price of "$35 ($1.17 per single-gummy serving)". Testing that Forbes facilitated at Nova Analytic Labs reported no THC detected in the sample, 95.5 mg of total cannabinoids, and 42.7 mg of CBD per gummy against the 50 mg on the label.
Two notes on reading that. The 42.7 mg figure is one submitted batch, and gaps in both directions showed up across the products Forbes tested; this is the argument for checking the report for your own batch rather than trusting any printed number. And Forbes's potency table lists the product's type as "full spectrum," which sits oddly beside its own broad-spectrum award and its finding of no detectable THC — the version Canna River sells as Broad Spectrum (Non-THC) is the one that matches the result.
Published batch reports
Counted in the COA library on October 18, 2026: Calm Gummies 30 reports, Calm Tincture 39, Ultra Calm Tincture 37, Calm Softgels 2. The Ultra Calm Gummies have none — the page shows "COA Pending" and the product is on preorder.
Frequently asked questions
How much CBN and CBG are in one Calm Gummy?
25 mg of each, alongside 50 mg of CBD, for 100 mg of cannabinoids per gummy. The Ultra version doubles all three.
Is the Ultra tincture twice as strong as the regular one?
Not in the way people assume. Per millilitre it carries 50 percent more CBD and exactly the same CBN and CBG. The bottle holds twice as much, so the container total is 2.7 times larger.
Which of the five is cheapest per milligram?
The Ultra Calm Tincture, at 0.50 cents per mg of total cannabinoids. The most expensive are the standard gummies and the softgels, both at 1.17 cents.
What's the difference between CBN and CBG?
They come from different points in the plant's biosynthesis and are separate compounds, not grades of the same thing. See CBD vs CBN vs CBG vs CBC.
Do the Full Spectrum versions cost more?
No. Where both versions exist, they are the same price. The difference is the THC, stated per serving on the page. What "Non-THC" rests on is covered in what "Non-THC" means on a label.
Canna River products are intended for adults 21 and over. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease.
