What Is CannaLeave? Benefits, Uses & Where to Buy It in Las Vegas

Quick overview: what this article covers

This article explains who made the products formerly sold as CannaLeave, what the manufacturer now calls them, the ingredients manufacturer labels list, important safety and allergen notes the maker publishes, limits of the evidence for retail supplement claims, how those products relate (and do not equal) medical or withdrawal treatments, and where Las Vegas shoppers can look if they want legal, lab-tested hemp and related wellness products online.

It is based on manufacturer information and public sources; it does not convert marketing claims into medical evidence. For the manufacturer’s product pages and labeling updates referenced below, see the Numi Naturals links cited in References.

Who made CannaLeave, and what happened to the brand name

CannaLeave is not in BuyLegalMeds’ current catalog and, as of this article’s verification date, BuyLegalMeds does not list CannaLeave as a brand partner or verified local stockist. Manufacturer Numi Naturals (numilove.com) now describes the items that were previously sold under the Cannaleave label as phases of a kit called The Reset. Specifically, Numi Naturals describes Sleep+Recover and Neurofix+Chill as phases 1 and 2 of The Reset, and Calm+Clear as phase 3. These product pages are the primary manufacturer sources for the ingredient and allergen information summarized below (see References 7–10).

BuyLegalMeds was founded in Las Vegas in 2015 and brands itself as an early CBD-focused retailer. The company reports having served more than 600,000 customers and operates currently as an online-only business. Its mailing address is 7345 S. Durango Dr. #107-337, Las Vegas, NV 89113, and customer service is (702) 867-4447. This is a statement of company history and contact information from the seller; it is not an independent audit of founding claims.

The Reset: manufacturer positioning and label framing

Numi Naturals presents The Reset as a multi‑phase kit. According to the manufacturer, what used to be marketed as Cannaleave products are now organized as Sleep+Recover (phase 1), Neurofix+Chill (phase 2) and Calm+Clear (phase 3). Manufacturer product pages list active components and identify potential allergens and interaction risks—these manufacturer-stated lists are the factual basis for the ingredient and safety summaries in this article, not clinical endorsements.

Important: manufacturer ingredient lists are not exhaustive full panel labels. The pages cited list key ingredients and explicit warnings; always consult an actual product label or ask for the lot-specific Certificate of Analysis (COA) from the seller before purchasing.

What manufacturer pages list for each phase (manufacturer-described ingredients)

Below are the components Numi Naturals currently highlights on product pages. These are reported as manufacturer-described ingredients or features; they are not a statement of clinical effect or proof of benefit.

• Sleep+Recover (formerly Cannaleave Sleep+Recover): melatonin, magnesium, L-theanine, passionflower, lemon balm, ashwagandha, 5-HTP, tryptophan. The manufacturer page for this formula identifies St. John’s Wort as a listed ingredient or co-ingredient risk and instructs caution because St. John’s Wort is known to interact with many prescription medications. (Manufacturer source: Sleep+Recover product page; see References 7 and 8.)

• Neurofix+Chill (formerly Cannaleave Neurofix+Chill): mucuna pruriens, ashwagandha, L-theanine, rhodiola, GABA, and a mineral matrix. The manufacturer page for Neurofix+Chill also notes St. John’s Wort-related interaction warnings. (Manufacturer source: Neurofix+Chill product page; see References 7 and 9.)

• Calm+Clear (phase 3): bacopa, DMAE, DHA, phosphatidylserine, glutamine, magnesium and B vitamins. The Calm+Clear manufacturer page explicitly identifies fish (tuna) and soy as allergens to note. (Manufacturer source: Calm+Clear product page; see Reference 10.)

These lists are manufacturer-descriptions and are not exhaustive ingredient panels. If you have allergies, take medications, or have underlying health conditions, do not use these lists as a substitute for the product label or professional advice.

How the manufacturer frames intended uses (and what that does — and does not — mean)

Numi Naturals’ product pages describe purposes such as support for sleep, mood pathways, or cognitive clarity. These manufacturer-framed intended uses are typical for dietary supplements. However: the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has not approved ordinary retail CBD products or herbal supplements as treatments for medical conditions like withdrawal, dependence, diagnosed sleep disorders, or anxiety disorders. Likewise, manufacturer intentions or marketing speak do not constitute proven clinical efficacy. For broad overviews of evidence and safety for cannabis, cannabinoids and related products, see the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) (Reference 0).

This article does not treat these manufacturer-descriptions as medical proof. If you are concerned about dependence, withdrawal symptoms, or a diagnosed condition, seek a qualified clinician before starting or stopping any product.

Evidence and scientific limits: what the literature and public agencies say

Public health agencies and peer-reviewed research differentiate prescription cannabinoids (which are studied under regulatory oversight) from over-the-counter hemp-derived supplements, which vary in formulation and testing. NCCIH emphasizes limited, condition-specific evidence for cannabinoids and notes possible adverse effects, contaminants and drug interactions for consumer products (Reference 0).

Retail products vary widely in composition, potency, and manufacturing quality. Labels that list ingredients like melatonin, L‑theanine or herbal extracts do not, on their own, prove a product’s effectiveness for treating clinical problems. Buyers should treat supplement claims with caution and favor products that provide accessible, third-party batch COAs demonstrating cannabinoid content and contaminant testing.

Safety, interactions and allergens (manufacturer warnings and public cautions)

Numi Naturals’ pages contain explicit safety notices that buyers should consider carefully:

St. John’s Wort and drug interactions

Manufacturer pages for Sleep+Recover and Neurofix+Chill note the presence of—or interaction risk with—St. John’s Wort. St. John’s Wort is a potent inducer of several drug-metabolizing enzymes and transporters and can reduce the effectiveness of many prescription medications. This is a recognized interaction profile; users should consult a clinician or pharmacist before combining St. John’s Wort with prescription drugs. (See manufacturer pages in References 8 and 9 and general interaction guidance in drug reference resources.)

Allergens: fish and soy

Calm+Clear’s product information specifically calls out fish (tuna) and soy as allergens that may be present. If you have fish or soy allergies, this is an important manufacturer-declared signal to avoid the product or ask the manufacturer for a full ingredient panel and cross-contamination policies. (See Reference 10.)

CBD interactions, drowsiness and testing

Ordinary hemp-derived CBD in retail products is generally described as non‑intoxicating. However, CBD can cause drowsiness and can interact with medications metabolized by the same liver enzymes (notably CYP450 pathways). Trace amounts of THC can appear in some broad- and full-spectrum hemp products; those traces may have legal and drug-test implications. NCCIH and other agencies advise caution and consultation with clinicians for potential medication interactions (Reference 0).

Delta-9 and intoxication

Delta‑9 THC derived from hemp (depending on formulation and final product) can produce euphoria, altered perception, relaxation and impairment. Do not drive or operate heavy machinery while impaired. Do not assume safe combination with alcohol or other sedating substances.

Why these products are not medically validated withdrawal treatments

Retail supplements—even those labeled with ingredients sometimes used in clinical research—are not equivalent to medical supervision or prescription treatments for substance dependence or withdrawal. Manufacturer marketing and proposed “reset” language are not substitutes for clinical assessment. If you are experiencing withdrawal or dependence, seek professional addiction or medical services for evidence-based care; qualified clinicians can provide individualized assessment and treatment options.

Lab testing and how to verify a product before buying

A COA (Certificate of Analysis) from an accredited third-party lab should show cannabinoid potency (CBD, THC, other cannabinoids) and contaminant testing (pesticides, heavy metals, microbial impurities, residual solvents). Do not assume a brand’s marketing equals testing: ask the retailer or manufacturer for a COA that corresponds to the specific lot you plan to buy, and verify that the COA’s lot number matches the product packaging. This article does not present or validate any COA; it recommends requesting and reviewing one as a shopping safeguard.

Bodela 10-in-1 Functional Mushroom Gummies and product distinctions

BuyLegalMeds carries a verified product called Bodela 10-in-1 Functional Mushroom Gummies (60 count). The product description names lion’s mane, chaga and reishi among a total of ten mushroom species but does not list the other seven on our catalog snippet; the product explicitly states it contains no CBD, THC or psychedelic compounds. This listing is part of our Health & Wellness assortment; it is a separate category from CBD products. Do not treat functional mushroom supplements as botanical replacements for cannabinoid products or as treatments for substance withdrawal. Verify the full ingredient label for allergens and consult a clinician when combining supplements.

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ACTIV8 Freeze and topical product labeling notes

Our catalog lists ACTIV8 Freeze Pain Relieving Gel in 3oz (250mg) and 8oz (650mg) variants. These product labels are catalog facts and not dosing guidance. The available descriptions do not constitute a full ingredient list; do not assume specific menthol content, topical delivery rates, or airline acceptance based solely on package size. If you need topical dosing guidance or have skin sensitivity, consult the product label and a clinician.

Travel and TSA guidance for CBD, hemp, and related products

TSA’s current screening guidance emphasizes that checkpoint screening is for security; discovered illegal substances may be referred to law enforcement. TSA’s updated page no longer offers blanket permissive language for CBD products: airport security and law enforcement decisions are context-dependent (Reference 3). Additionally, TSA liquids rules limit carry-on containers to 100 mL (3.4 oz) and require the quart-sized bag for liquids, creams and gels; checked-bag rules do not exempt these products from airline or local law obligations (Reference 4). International travel has additional, country‑specific laws and penalties—do not assume a U.S. hemp label guarantees legal carriage abroad.

Federal law changes and the current legal transition timeline

Recent federal legislation amended hemp definitions and cannabinoid rules, but effective dates and transitional provisions are complex. Public Law 119‑37 §781 and Public Law 119‑103 §2019 enacted changes with staggered effective dates; some amendments became effective one year after enactment and other changes are deferred until later dates (References 5 and 6). Until those transition dates have passed and rules are fully implemented, statutory and regulatory interpretations can vary by jurisdiction and product specifics (for example, whether a cannabinoid is naturally occurring or synthetically produced). Nevada state regulators maintain separate licensing and product rules; see Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board guidance and state hemp statutes for state-level requirements (References 1 and 2). The current federal situation is transitional; do not assume every product labeled “hemp” is universally legal in all places or for all uses.

Nevada retail and agricultural distinctions

Nevada law distinguishes licensed adult‑use cannabis retailers (regulated by the Cannabis Compliance Board) from agricultural hemp frameworks and includes specific exclusions for finished commodities in state hemp statutes. If you plan to purchase THC-containing items in Nevada, those sales occur under a state-licensed retail cannabis framework with age and licensing requirements. For hemp-derived retail purchases and questions about statutory thresholds, consult Nevada statutes and the Cannabis Compliance Board (References 1 and 2).

How to evaluate a manufacturer rebrand or ‘phase’ claims

When a maker rebrands or folds products into a new kit name, check the following:

• Does the new product page publish a full ingredient panel (including excipients and allergens)?
• Does the maker provide lot-level COAs and clearly match COA lot numbers to package labeling?
• Are any prescription drug interactions or allergen risks explicitly stated (and do those match known interaction profiles such as St. John’s Wort)?
• If the product is positioned for sleep, mood or cognition, does the maker cite clinical trials, or is the framing promotional? Promotional language does not equal regulatory authorization or proven therapeutic effect.

If these verification steps are not possible before purchase, consider waiting or buying from suppliers who provide transparent, accessible testing documentation.

What to ask the manufacturer or retailer

• Ask for a lot-specific COA and a full ingredient label.
• Ask whether the product contains St. John’s Wort, fish, soy or other flagged allergens.
• Ask whether the product contains synthetic cannabinoids or only phytocannabinoids, and request documentation.

How to confirm a COA’s authenticity

• Confirm the COA lists the lab name, accreditation status and a matching lot number.
• Verify cannabinoid profiles (CBD, THC, others) and contaminant panels.
• If unsure, request the COA be emailed and check the lab’s public database if available.

When to involve a clinician

• If you’re on prescription medications that could interact (especially medicines metabolized by CYP450 enzymes) or if you have complex medical history.
• If you have severe or persistent sleep problems, mood disorders, or concerns about withdrawal; seek a clinician or addiction specialist rather than relying solely on supplements.

Where Las Vegas shoppers can look for lab‑tested hemp, supplements and alternatives

If you are shopping from Las Vegas and want online access to lab-tested hemp products, consider retailers that:

• Present lot-specific COAs upon request.
• Publish clear shipping and fulfillment policies for online orders.
• Provide transparent contact details and customer service responsiveness.

BuyLegalMeds operates as an online-only vendor out of Las Vegas. Verified fulfillment policies indicate typical 1–2 business-day processing; eligible weekday orders placed by 2:30 PM Pacific may dispatch same day, and USPS transit is typically 2–4 business days but not guaranteed. Free shipping is available for orders meeting the threshold shown at checkout, and carrier-calculated USPS rates are used for smaller orders. Local delivery options, legacy pickup language and other services vary by checkout eligibility and require confirmation with support—do not treat legacy in-store language as current. For more details, see our shipping policy and contact pages.

Support guides you may find useful include:

• Where to Buy Lab-Tested CBD in Las Vegas: The Complete Strip & Locals Guide (Where to Buy Lab-Tested CBD in Las Vegas: The Complete Strip & Locals Guide)
• CBD Store vs. Dispensary Near Me: What Las Vegas Visitors Need to Know (CBD Store vs. Dispensary Near Me: What Las Vegas Visitors Need to Know)
• Flying Out of Las Vegas (LAS) With CBD: TSA Rules & Traveler Checklist (Flying Out of Las Vegas (LAS) With CBD: TSA Rules & Traveler Checklist)

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Catalog distinctions: what we carry vs. what the manufacturer sold

CannaLeave-branded formulas are absent from our current catalog and we have not verified a local stockist relationship. Numi Naturals’ current packaging and labeling under The Reset is the manufacturer’s responsibility; if you choose to buy a Numi product, request current labeling and COAs directly from the maker or an authorized retailer.

Products we do carry—like functional mushroom gummies and topical CBD gels—are cataloged under their own products and have their own label claims in our store. They are not interchangeable with Numi Naturals’ former Cannaleave marketing language and are not presented as clinical withdrawal treatments.

Practical buying checklist for Las Vegas online shoppers

1. Confirm product identity and whether the seller has the manufacturer-authorized product (if the brand name has changed) and ask for the updated label.
2. Request a lot-specific COA and verify the cannabinoid profile and contaminant testing.
3. Check for manufacturer-declared allergen content (e.g., fish, soy) and interaction flags (e.g., St. John’s Wort).
4. Verify shipping eligibility to your delivery address; legal status varies by state and product type—BuyLegalMeds ships to many states but product legality at destination is your responsibility.
5. If you take prescription medication or have significant medical history, consult a clinician before combining supplements.

Final thoughts and responsible guidance

Numi Naturals’ rebranding of former Cannaleave products into phases of The Reset is a manufacturer-level change. Manufacturer pages list ingredients and allergen/interaction warnings that buyers should take seriously, but manufacturer labeling and intended uses are not proof of clinical efficacy. If you have questions about interaction risks, allergic ingredients, or professional treatment for withdrawal, consult a qualified clinician.

For Las Vegas shoppers who want traceable, tested hemp and related products, prioritize retailers that provide lot-matching COAs and clear fulfillment policies. If you are dealing with dependence or severe withdrawal, find local addiction medicine or behavioral health resources rather than relying on retail supplements.

Conclusion This article summarized what CannaLeave was in manufacturer terms, how Numi Naturals now positions the same or similar formulas under The Reset, which ingredients and allergies the maker highlights, the limits of supplement evidence, safety and interaction concerns, and shopping guidance for Las Vegas buyers. If you want a deeper dive on buying lab-tested CBD in Las Vegas or TSA travel considerations, see our linked guides and contact customer service for any retailer questions.

If you need product-specific documents or lot-level COAs, request them from the manufacturer or authorized seller and match COA lot numbers to the product packaging. For medical or withdrawal support, seek clinical evaluation.

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