CBD Capsules – 25mg–750mg

Cannabidiol capsules UK

An easier way to take CBD oil is in capsule form. We have introduced this CBD product which is a CBD oil in a capsule and can be taken orally with any liquid, preferably water.

Check the label for the amount per capsule.

CBD Capsules with broad-spectrum oil

We have included our oil in our capsules to make this oil accessible for a wider variety of people.

We have chosen to use Medium-chain triglycerides or MCT oil as the carrier oil in the blend.

The most popular carrier oils currently being used are hemp seed oil, olive oil, and even grape seed oil. We do not use olive oil in any of our formulas, however, we do use hemp seed oil in our raw and original range. MCT oil is used within our cool and fresh range as well the CBD capsules.

Some producers of CBD products will use Isolate powder. Isolate CBD powder is produced from the hemp plant. It is a pure and isolated state of cannabidiol. We do not use CBD isolate in our products. The reason we do not use CBD isolates in our CBD products is that we believe they are a different cannabinoid profile from full-spectrum oils — compare labels and COAs. In addition, there are no terpenes or flavonoids within these CBD products.

Full spectrum vs Broad-spectrum CBD

CBD products are very different based on many characteristics. These factors may include how the hemp plants are grown and how the hemp plants are extracted. One of the major differential factors lies in whether the CBD products are full spectrum CBD or not.

Due to different regulations around the world, many providers are moving to broad-spectrum CBD oils, so it’s easier to transport, ship and sell universally. THC and some other cannabinoids are controlled in the UK; see Is CBD legal in the UK?

Why choose a CBD capsule?

CBD capsules are an easy way of getting CBD while you are on the go, all you have to do is take one capsule with your water or liquid. The capsules are great for convenience, especially if you are constantly on the go. Each capsule is pre-measured, so the amount per capsule is shown on the label. See how to read serving information.

Safety and serving information

The Food Standards Agency advises healthy adults to limit CBD consumption to no more than 10mg a day. This is general safety advice, not a personalised dose. Check the current label for CBD per serving; do not estimate a serving by converting drops to millilitres. If the serving is unclear, contact us before use.

CBD is unsuitable for under-18s. People who are pregnant, breastfeeding, trying to conceive, taking medication or have an underlying health condition should avoid CBD unless medically directed. Read the FSA guidance on CBD safety.

This product remains unavailable to buy.

Why some people choose capsules

There are various advantages to using capsules. They include:

• Convenient to use
• Convenience when traveling and/or carrying in your bag at work or at the shops
• No taste to them
• You can take them with your meals

Disadvantages of CBD Capsules

There are also some disadvantages to using capsules. They include:

• They’re swallowed whole, so you can’t adjust the amount within a capsule.

Lab test co2 Extraction

This CBD product has been produced using a refined Co2 extraction process. This process ensures we can keep all the rich CBD within the oil, as well as maintaining the terpenes and flavonoids for our CBD users. These capsules use a broad-spectrum CBD extract, carefully refined for consistency; check each batch COA for measured cannabinoids, including THC reporting limits.

We ensure all our CBD supplements are lab tested, each batch gets sent to a 3rd party lab for analysis and we compare this to our in house results to ensure consistency and quality. Each CBD capsule is 3rd party tested to report the measured CBD for that batch. Capsules are out of stock and back soon. Use the Email me form for one alert if they return.