The four Koi CBD gummies, compared

The split is clean. The two full-spectrum jars are 25mg, contain a small amount of delta-9 THC, and cost roughly a nickel per milligram. The two PRIZM broad-spectrum jars are 10mg, contain effectively no THC, and cost two to three times as much per milligram. Which pair is right for you comes down almost entirely to whether you can have THC in your system.

Koi Complete Full Spectrum CBD Gummies — 9.4

25mg of full-spectrum CBD per gummy in grape or pomegranate, sold in 30, 60 and 120 counts at $39.99, $69.99 and $129.99. The formulation carries the minor cannabinoids and a delta-9 fraction that produce the entourage effect, which is the entire argument for full spectrum over isolate.

At the 120-count this is 4.3¢ per milligram, which makes it not just the best CBD value in Koi’s catalogue but competitive against anything in the category. The 30-count at 5.3¢ is the sensible size to test with.

The catch is the state restriction list, which includes California and Oregon, and the drug test question — a 25mg full-spectrum gummy taken daily is exactly the sort of thing that produces a positive result. If either applies to you, buy the Anytime Balance instead and accept the price.

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Koi THC + CBN + CBD Gummies — 9.1

Black cherry, 25mg CBD, plus CBN and a low delta-9 dose, in 30, 60 and 120 counts at $39.99, $79.98 and $159.96. This is Koi’s sleep gummy and it is built properly: CBN is the cannabinoid with the most plausible sedative case, and pairing it with full-spectrum CBD and a small amount of THC is a more considered approach than the melatonin-plus-CBD formulations that dominate the shelf.

It costs a little more per milligram than the Complete jar because you are paying for the CBN. That is a fair trade. Not shipped to California or Oregon.

If you are comparing sleep options across brands, our best CBD gummies for sleep ranking has the full field.

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Koi CBD Gummies Anytime Balance — 7.2

10mg of PRIZM broad-spectrum CBD per gummy in berry lemonade, in 10, 20 and 60 counts at $13.99, $24.99 and $59.99. Vegan, allergen-free and kosher, with THC at 0.001% — effectively undetectable.

The formulation is fine and the reason to buy it is real: it ships to every state and it is the safest choice if you are drug tested. But 10¢ to 14¢ per milligram is a lot of money for CBD, and Koi sells a 25mg full-spectrum gummy for less than half that on the same website.

Score reflects value, not quality. If you need zero THC, this is the product; just buy the 60-count and never the 10-count.

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Koi CBD Gummies Nighttime Rest — 7.8

The evening half of the same PRIZM broad-spectrum pair, at the same 10mg and the same price ladder. It scores marginally higher than Anytime Balance because the sleep-support positioning gives the 10mg dose a clearer job to do, and because there is no zero-THC sleep alternative in the Koi range at all.

If you can have THC in your system, the CBN gummy above is a better sleep product by a wide margin. If you cannot, this is your only option from Koi and it is a reasonable one.

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The value problem, in one table

This is the single most useful thing to know before buying Koi gummies.

A 25mg dose costs $1.08 from the big Complete jar and $3.50 from the small Anytime Balance jar — the same brand, the same site, the same day. The premium buys you the absence of THC, and for some people that is worth paying. For everyone else it is simply the more expensive way to buy the same cannabinoid. Our price per milligram guide explains why this comparison is the one that matters, and how much CBD should you take covers what a sensible daily dose looks like.