RICHILL Former CBN-Infused Pods Are Discontinued | Cautions When Reading Reviews and Ingredient Tables

Corrected on 2026-10-20:We have retracted the purchase and usage recommendations for CBN-infused Pods in the 2024 edition, as well as assertions of effectiveness for sleep, diabetes, and other conditions. Please do not use the former flavor list, coupons, or shipping conditions as current sales information. The original publication date is preserved.

When reading older reviews of RICHILL, it is necessary to first check the2026-6 CBN regulations and the manufacturer's discontinuation of CBN products. Current products cannot be judged to have the same composition as past flavors sharing the same name.

RICHILL Official Site Announces Discontinuation of CBN Products

Checked on 2026-10-20:RICHILL's official FAQ on CBN discontinuationexplains that the company ended handling of CBN products following the 6/1 designation as a controlled substance. CBN-infused items listed in our previous article cannot be presented as products available for purchase or use today.

Although other series are introduced on the official website, products with different ingredients cannot be assumed to have the same action or safety profile as CBN. Nor does this article recommend using alternative ingredients.

For Those Looking for the Former Sleep, White Peach, or Satsuma Mandarin Flavors

Below isan overview of names listed in the 2024 edition of the article. It is not a verified list of the ingredients, stock, or flavors of current products.

One cannot judge therapeutic sleep effects solely from the name "Sleep," nor determine the ingredients of a Pod on hand solely from concentration tables in older articles.

CBN Is a Designated Substance Starting 2026-6

CBD (cannabidiol) and CBN (cannabinol) are distinct substances.CBN became a Designated Substance on 2026-6-1, and the manufacture, import, sale, possession, use, etc. of products containing it are prohibited in principle.While exceptions exist under prescribed procedures for medical and related uses, this system does not permit free use by the general public. Source:Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare: Regarding the Designation of CBN.

Additionally, Δ9-THC is classified as a narcotic if it exceeds the residual limit set for each product category. Regulatory compliance must be verified through the composition and certificate of analysis of the actual product on hand, rather than judged solely by product names or labels such as "CBD" or "THC-free." Source:Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare: Residual Limits and Legal Amendments.

How to Distinguish an Older Pod on Hand from Current Products

• Check the exact product name, manufacturing lot, and ingredient label on the outer box or container.
• On certificates of analysis, verify not only the product name, but also the corresponding lot, test date, measured components, and detection limits.
• Even if an item looks similar to photos in older reviews, do not assume it has the same formulation or is a current product.

Do not use older products suspected of containing CBN on your own judgment; check with the manufacturer or an official government office. Those following prescribed procedures for medical or related uses should follow the guidance of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and their attending physician's instructions.

Health Effects Cannot Be Judged from Reviews, Concentration, or Nicotine-Free Labels

Reviews such as "I slept well" or "My mood changed" do not prove therapeutic efficacy or inhalation safety. Regarding CBD, the US FDA explains risks including liver injury, drug interactions, and drowsiness, and notes that unknowns remain regarding long-term use and differences across methods of intake. Information from the US cannot be treated as approval of individual products in Japan. Source:FDA: Safety Information on CBD Products.

Labels such as nicotine-free or high-concentration do not guarantee an absence of inhalation risks or stronger effects. One cannot conclude that increasing concentration or intake will yield health benefits, nor can commercial products be presented as substitutes for treating sleep disorders, diabetes, or other conditions. Consult a physician or pharmacist regarding symptoms or concomitant medication use.

Regarding Reviews and Past Discount Information

Amazon images and social media posts from the previous edition include impressions of different products and lots from 2024. They do not serve as evaluations of currently sold products or as grounds that items can still be used after the CBN regulations. Because we have not verified the current validity of older coupons or free-shipping terms, we do not publish guidance guaranteeing discounts.

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