CBD Oil UK

Buy CBD oil in the UK from two lines: Raw & Original (full spectrum, unflavoured, in hemp seed oil) or Cool & Fresh (broad spectrum, mint, in MCT oil). Both come in 5%, 10% and 30% strengths, from £27. Every oil has a published batch lab report. They’re food supplements for adults, not medicines.

Buy CBD oil UK: compare the two lines

30% is the highest concentration we sell. A higher percentage isn’t the right starting point for everyone, so follow the serving information on the label. Cool & Fresh oils use MCT oil, so check the allergen information on each product page.

Looking for capsules or gummies? Our CBD capsules and CBD gummies are back soon. Use the notify-me form on each range to get an email when they return. In the meantime, the oils on this page are the in-stock alternative.

What is CBD oil?

CBD oil is cannabidiol (CBD) extracted from hemp and mixed into a carrier oil. It’s sold in a dropper bottle so you can measure it. You’ll also see it called CBD drops, CBD tincture or cannabidiol oil, and in UK shops these names usually mean the same format. Our oils come in two lines:

• Raw & Original: full-spectrum hemp extract in hemp seed oil, unflavoured.
• Cool & Fresh: broad-spectrum hemp extract in MCT oil, with mint flavour.

In the UK, CBD oil is sold as a food supplement for adults. It isn’t a medicine and isn’t intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. CBD isn’t suitable for under-18s. If you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, take regular medicine or manage a health condition, speak to a pharmacist or doctor before use. “Hemp oil” can also mean plain hemp seed oil, which isn’t the same as a CBD extract, so check that the label states the amount of CBD.

How do CBD drops compare to capsules and gummies?

All three formats contain CBD. The differences are practical: how you take them, how they taste and how the amount is shown on the label.

• CBD oil and drops: you measure from a dropper, and the label states the CBD content. You can taste the oil (earthy for Raw & Original, mint for Cool & Fresh).
• CBD capsules UK: a set amount per capsule, swallowed with water, with no taste.
• CBD gummies UK: a set amount per chewable piece, with sugars and other food ingredients.

No format is automatically better than another. The right choice comes down to how you prefer to take a food supplement, the ingredients you want to avoid and what’s in stock. Capsule and gummy availability is shown on those ranges.

What strength should I look for on the label?

Two numbers matter on a CBD oil label:

1. The percentage (5%, 10% or 30%) describes concentration: how much CBD is in the oil.
2. The total milligrams (for example 1000mg) is the CBD in the whole bottle. A bigger bottle at the same percentage has more mg in total, but each ml has the same concentration.

For example, our Full Spectrum CBD Oil 10% – Raw & Original comes as 10ml (1000mg) or 30ml (3000mg). Both are 10%. The 30% oils hold 3000mg of CBD. “High strength” or “strongest CBD oil” only tells you about concentration. A higher percentage isn’t the right starting point for everyone.

Follow the directions on your label. 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 personal dose. Don’t estimate a serving by converting drops to millilitres. If the serving information is unclear, contact us before use. Our guide to comparing 5%, 10% and 30% CBD oil goes into more detail.

Full spectrum, broad spectrum and isolate: plain language

• Full spectrum extract keeps a wider range of the hemp plant’s naturally occurring compounds, which can include trace controlled cannabinoids within legal limits. Our Raw & Original oils are labelled full spectrum.
• Broad spectrum extract is processed further to remove THC while keeping other compounds. Our Cool & Fresh oils are labelled broad spectrum. If you’re looking for a “THC-free CBD oil”, read the controlled-cannabinoid results on the batch lab report rather than relying on a label phrase alone.
• CBD isolate is CBD on its own, with the other plant compounds removed. We don’t currently list an isolate oil.

The spectrum describes what’s in the extract. It isn’t a measure of quality or of any effect. The carrier oil also differs: hemp seed oil in Raw & Original, and MCT oil in Cool & Fresh. See how carrier oils differ.

Organic CBD oil: what “organic” means on a label

In the UK, “organic” on a food product should be backed by certification from an approved control body, shown on the label with that body’s name or code. “Natural”, “pure” or “plant-based” aren’t the same. If organic sourcing matters, check the certifier on the label or ask the seller. “Pure CBD oil” alone doesn’t tell you spectrum, strength or certification — the label and lab report do. More detail: organic CBD oil UK label guide.

Lab testing and batch information

CBD Armour publishes a batch lab report (certificate of analysis, or CoA) for each oil strength in both lines. The reports show cannabinoid analysis and physical checks for the sample they identify. To check yours, match the product name, strength and batch code on your bottle to the report, then look at the analysis date and the tests actually listed. If your batch code doesn’t match, ask us for the matching report. See how to read a certificate of analysis.

A CoA is a quality and transparency document. It confirms what was measured in a sample. It isn’t evidence that a product has any health effect.

Batch lab reports for every oil. Each product page links the COA for its current batch, and all six reports are listed on our batch lab reports page.

How to choose CBD oil in the UK

People often search for the “best CBD oil UK”, but “best” means little without a clear way to compare. Check for:

• Clear labelling: percentage, total mg, bottle size, spectrum, carrier oil and directions.
• Batch transparency: a published CoA matched to your batch code.
• Full ingredients and allergens on the label and product page.
• Food-supplement framing: sold for adults, with no promises to treat or cure anything.
• A seller you can contact about the label — CBD Armour has sold CBD in the UK since 2017 from Birmingham.
• Price per mg as well as the bottle price.

See our beginner buying checklist and Is CBD legal in the UK?

CBD Oil UK: browse the range

Prices for every size are on each product page:

Each product page shows the current label, ingredients and safety information.

Related CBD ranges

• CBD capsules UK
• CBD gummies UK
• CBD cream and cosmetics

More on dropper use: guide to using CBD oil drops.

FAQs

What is CBD oil?

CBD oil is CBD extracted from hemp and mixed into a carrier oil, sold in a dropper bottle. In the UK it’s a food supplement for adults, not a medicine.

What is the difference between CBD oil and CBD drops?

Usually none. “CBD drops” and “CBD tincture” are common names for CBD oil in a dropper bottle. Check the label for the strength, spectrum and carrier oil.

What strengths and spectrums does CBD Armour offer?

We currently list 5%, 10% and 30% oils in two lines. Raw & Original is full spectrum in hemp seed oil and unflavoured. Cool & Fresh is broad spectrum in MCT oil with mint flavour. Bottle totals range from 500mg to 3000mg, depending on the product.

What does full spectrum or broad spectrum mean?

Full spectrum keeps a wider range of the hemp plant’s compounds, including trace controlled cannabinoids within legal limits. Broad spectrum is processed further to remove THC. Check the batch lab report for the measured results.

Are these products medicines?

No. They’re retail food supplements for adults and aren’t intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Follow the label, and speak to a pharmacist or doctor if you’re unsure, pregnant or breastfeeding, or take medicines. Nothing on this page is medical advice.

Is CBD oil legal in the UK?

CBD products that meet UK rules can be sold legally as food supplements. Read Is CBD legal in the UK? for the detail.