Sunday Scaries Review 2026: CBD Gummies, Prices and Caveats

Sunday Scaries is a hemp brand built around one idea: a gummy you can take on a stressful afternoon without thinking too hard about it. This Sunday Scaries review pulls together what Forbes Health, Medical News Today, Healthline, VICE and Allure reported, checks the brand's current prices, and lays out who the products suit and who should pass. Nobody on our team took these gummies; every experience described below belongs to the reviewer or outlet named next to it.

Health note before you read on: this article is not medical advice. CBD and hemp-derived THC products are not approved by the FDA to treat anxiety, stress or sleep problems. Talk to a doctor first if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or take any medication, since cannabinoids can interact with other drugs. THC products are for adults of legal age only, the legality of hemp-derived THC changes from state to state, products that contain THC may affect a drug test, and you should not drive after taking them.

Our verdict in brief

Sunday Scaries makes a reasonable starter product for adults who want a low-dose, vitamin-boosted gummy for everyday tension and like the safety net of a money-back guarantee. It is a weaker fit for anyone who needs a high daily CBD dose, wants a big bottle that lasts a month, or has to avoid THC entirely for work testing. Expect a mild product, not a strong one.

Fast facts about Sunday Scaries

• Who is behind it: Forbes Health names Mike Sill and Beau Schmitt as the founders.
• Where it is based: Healthline describes it as a California company that manufactures in the U.S., uses outside labs to test every product, and works with a GMP-certified processor.
• What it sells: gummies and oils for stress, sleep and focus, plus a newer set of hemp-derived THC gummies listed on the Sunday Scaries website.
• Shipping and returns: Medical News Today reports U.S.-only shipping, a 100% lifetime money-back guarantee, and no shipping charge for subscribers or for orders above $50.
• Current price of the core gummies: $29 for the CBD Gummies for Stress Relief on the brand's own product page.

Sunday Scaries products and prices

The catalog has grown well beyond the original gummy. The brand's homepage now groups items by goal: stress relief, euphoria, sleep aid and focus boost. For most first-time buyers the decision comes down to three CBD gummies that the brand currently sells at the same price.

Sunday Scaries CBD Gummies for Stress Relief

This is the product most reviews mean when they say "Sunday Scaries." The Sunday Scaries homepage lists 10mg of CBD per gummy, vitamins D3 and B12, and a fruit punch flavor mix. Forbes Health adds detail on the vitamins: 20 micrograms of vitamin D3 and 12 micrograms of vitamin B12 per two-gummy serving, which it puts at 100% and 250% of the daily value. Those vitamins are a nice extra for people low on them, but they are not a reason by themselves to pick a CBD gummy.

Sunday Scaries Vegan CBD Gummies

The vegan version swaps gelatin for a plant-based base. The overview on Cannabis Alliance lists 10 milligrams of CBD per gummy along with vitamin B12, vitamin D3, coconut oil and citric acid, and calls the product non-GMO and cruelty-free. That page reads more like a general brand roundup than a hands-off lab review, so treat its details as a starting point and confirm them on the current label. Allure's older coverage also mentions a "Vegan AF" gummy, which suggests this line has been around for years under different names.

Sunday Scaries CBD Gummies for Focus

This is the thinnest product in terms of outside coverage. None of the major reviews we read put it through a dedicated test. The Sunday Scaries homepage currently promotes a mushroom-based focus gummy with Lion's Mane, ginkgo biloba and caffeine, so read the product page carefully before ordering and check whether the version you get contains CBD, caffeine or both. If caffeine makes you jittery, that matters more than the label name.

Sunday Scaries 5mg THC Gummies and other THC products

VICE's reviewer covered the brand's low-dose THC gummy. Per the VICE review, each gummy combines 5mg THC with 25mg CBD and 25mg L-theanine, the effect built gradually within about 60 minutes, and the main drawback is that people with a higher tolerance may find it too subtle. The writer framed it as a controlled, clear-headed product rather than a strong high. The brand also lists sleep gummies with CBN and magnesium and a stronger CBD gummy for anxiety that carries a small amount of THC. These are the products to think twice about if you face drug testing.

Sunday Scaries CBD Tincture

Allure's shopping editor wrote a warm 2019 piece about the tincture. In the Allure article, the bottle holds 500 milligrams of CBD, a full dropper works out to 30 milligrams, and the writer used about a third of a dropper before bed, reporting that she felt calmer within 30 minutes. That is one person's account from several years ago, so read it as an anecdote rather than evidence of how the oil will work for you.

How Sunday Scaries CBD gummies are meant to work

The pitch is simple: a modest, measured dose of CBD, taken daily, plus vitamins that the brand ties to stress support. The label on the stress gummies suggests a serving of two gummies a day, and Forbes Health notes that this works out to 20 milligrams of CBD per serving.

Forbes Health's tester reported that the gummies may help with minor daily stress when taken consistently, but felt she had to keep taking them for a while before noticing much. Medical News Today's two testers reported milder anxiety and better sleep on the brand's extra-strength gummy; one of them said they made her sleepy fast, and she also felt the bottle held too few servings. These are personal reports, not clinical results.

The more useful context comes from experts quoted in the reviews. Forbes Health's expert source said doses used for anxiety in research are often much higher than what one bottle supplies. In that Forbes Health review, the stress gummy bottle holds 200 milligrams of CBD in total, while a cited study saw significant relief for some people at 300 to 600 milligrams daily. In plain terms: a two-gummy serving is gentle, and people expecting a strong calming effect may come away underwhelmed.

A short CBD glossary

Reviewers do not agree on how to describe Sunday Scaries' extract, which is a good reason to learn the terms before buying.

• Full-spectrum CBD keeps the other compounds from the hemp plant, including small amounts of THC. Healthline says the brand uses full-spectrum CBD across its products.
• Broad-spectrum CBD removes THC but keeps other plant compounds. Forbes Health described the stress gummies this way, so the label you receive is the one to trust.
• Isolate is pure CBD with no other cannabinoids, which is the safest choice when you need to stay THC-free.
• Entourage effect is the theory that cannabinoids work better together. Healthline mentions it as the reason the brand prefers full-spectrum extracts; the science is still developing.
• COA (certificate of analysis) is a lab report on potency and contaminants. Healthline says Sunday Scaries posts these for its products online.
• CBN and L-theanine show up in the sleep and THC formulas. CBN is another cannabinoid; L-theanine is an amino acid found in tea that VICE's reviewer credited with keeping the THC gummy calm.

Quality, testing and sourcing

This is where the brand earns most of its credit. Healthline reports that the hemp comes from farms in Greeley, Colorado, that products go through two rounds of third-party testing (once at the raw-ingredient stage and again after formulation), and that the processing lab holds GMP, ISO 9001 and API certifications. Forbes Health names the supplier as KND Labs in Denver.

Lab reports on the website let you check the potency and THC content yourself before you order. That transparency matters in a category where labels are not always accurate. It does not mean the products have been proven to treat anything.

Price and value

The headline price is easy: each of the three main gummies costs $29 on its product page, including the CBD Gummies for Stress Relief. The question is how long that bottle lasts.

At the time of its review, Forbes Health counted 20 gummies in a bottle of the stress formula, which at the suggested two a day lasts only 10 days. Its reviewer pointed out a catch in the subscription: subscribers save 20% and get free shipping, but must accept at least two shipments, and the most frequent delivery option is monthly, which leaves a gap unless you order several bottles at once.

Bundles soften the cost a little. Medical News Today reported two bottles of the extra-strength gummies for $93 or three for $132 at the time of its review, with 20% off for subscribers. Healthline put the catalog at roughly average for the category, with prices that ranged from $19 to $59 when it looked.

Our take: Sunday Scaries is fairly priced as a trial bottle but becomes expensive as a daily habit. If you plan to take it every day, price out a bundle or subscription first.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Third-party testing with lab reports posted online, per Healthline
• U.S.-grown hemp and certified processing partners
• Lifetime money-back guarantee lowers the risk of a first order
• Low, predictable doses that suit cautious beginners
• Vegan option and vitamin-boosted formulas

Cons

• Small bottles that run out quickly at the suggested serving
• Low CBD per serving compared with doses discussed in research
• Subscription requires a minimum number of shipments
• Ships only within the United States
• Some formulas contain THC, which complicates drug testing
• Reviewers disagree on whether the extract is full- or broad-spectrum

Who should buy Sunday Scaries, and who should skip it

A good fit if you:

• are new to CBD and want a mild, easy-to-dose gummy to see whether it does anything for you
• like having vitamin D and B vitamins bundled into the same product
• value a refund policy and posted lab reports over the lowest price per milligram
• want a low-dose THC edible that reviewers describe as gentle rather than intense

Better to skip if you:

• face workplace drug tests and cannot risk any THC
• need a high daily dose, since the bottle math gets expensive fast
• live outside the United States
• are pregnant, breastfeeding, or take medication your doctor has not cleared for use with CBD
• want a product proven to treat anxiety or insomnia, because no CBD gummy is approved for that

Is Sunday Scaries legit and legal?

Yes, it is an established company with a track record. Healthline describes it as having operated for over eight years with transparent testing and sourcing, and Medical News Today points to strong customer feedback on the brand's site about service and fast shipping. Customer praise collected on a brand's own site is curated, though, so weigh it lightly.

On legality, the federal picture is tied to THC content. Healthline explains that the 2018 Farm Bill made hemp-derived CBD with less than 0.3% THC legal federally. State laws still vary, and over-the-counter CBD has no FDA approval. Hemp-derived THC gummies sit in a grayer zone that some states restrict, so check your state's rules before ordering, and again before traveling with them.

Alternatives to consider

If the small bottle is the deal-breaker, look for brands that sell larger counts of gummies per container, which lowers the cost per day. If you want to avoid THC entirely, an isolate-based gummy removes that risk at the cost of the entourage-effect idea. And if you mainly want the vitamins, a basic vitamin D and B-complex supplement is far cheaper than any CBD product. Whatever you choose, ask for the COA and match the batch number to the bottle.

Where to buy Sunday Scaries

The simplest route is the brand's own store at the Sunday Scaries website, where the product pages list current prices and lab reports, and where the money-back guarantee applies. Buying direct also avoids old stock or look-alike listings from third-party sellers.

Our ratings

Overall: 3.5/5, because the brand pairs third-party testing, U.S. sourcing and a lifetime refund policy with small bottles and low per-serving doses that make daily use expensive, as Forbes Health and Healthline both point out.

Sunday Scaries CBD Gummies for Stress Relief

3.5/5. Forbes Health's tester reported help with minor daily stress and praised the testing, but the bottle runs out in about ten days at the suggested serving and the dose is modest, per the Forbes Health review.

Sunday Scaries Vegan CBD Gummies

3.5/5. A sensible plant-based version with the same vitamin boost, priced the same as the standard gummy on its product page; outside coverage is thinner, so we score it no higher than the original.

FAQ

What are Sunday Scaries?

Sunday Scaries is a hemp brand selling CBD gummies, CBD oil and low-dose THC gummies aimed at everyday stress, sleep and focus. Medical News Today notes that the name refers to the dread some people feel on Sunday before the work week starts.

Are Sunday Scaries gummies good?

Reviewers report mild, gradual effects rather than dramatic ones. Forbes Health's tester felt some relief from minor stress with daily use, while VICE's reviewer found the THC gummy calm and controlled but possibly too subtle for experienced users. Results vary from person to person, and none of this is proof that the gummies treat anxiety.

Is Sunday Scaries CBD worth it?

It is worth it as a low-risk trial thanks to the refund policy and testing. As a daily product it gets pricey, because Forbes Health found a bottle of the stress gummies lasts only 10 days at two gummies a day. Bundles and subscriptions help, but compare the cost per day before committing.

Are Sunday Scaries legal?

Hemp-derived CBD with very low THC is federally legal in the United States, but state rules differ, especially for hemp-derived THC gummies. Check your state's laws before buying or traveling. Also remember that the FDA has not cleared these products for any medical use.

Will Sunday Scaries show up on a drug test?

It can. Products with any THC, including full-spectrum CBD and the brand's THC gummies, may trigger a positive result. Medical News Today advises choosing a product with 0% THC if you need test results to stay unaffected.

What is Sunday Scaries' return and shipping policy?

Medical News Today reports a 100% lifetime money-back guarantee and no international shipping; subscribers and orders above $50 ship at no charge. Confirm the current terms at checkout, since policies change.

Who is Sunday Scaries for?

It suits adults who want a gentle, pre-measured gummy and value testing and a refund policy. People who need high doses, must avoid THC, live outside the U.S., or are pregnant, breastfeeding or on medication should skip it or talk to a doctor first.