CBD & Wellbeing
This collection brings together 86 CBD and wellbeing products. Oral tinctures run from modest everyday strengths up to 25000mg super strength bottles. Inhalable CBD covers 10ml and 50ml e-liquids alongside pre-filled CBD pods and pod kits. The wider wellbeing range adds mushroom and nootropic powders, coffees and supplement gummies. Orange County and Darwin account for most of what is stocked here.
CBD is a cannabinoid extracted from industrial hemp. It is not a medicine and nothing here is sold as one, so you will find no claims about what any of it does. What this page covers is the practical detail worth understanding first. That means extract types, how milligram figures work, the difference between ingesting and inhaling and where UK regulation sits.
Full spectrum, broad spectrum and isolate
Full spectrum retains the wider range of cannabinoids, terpenes and plant compounds present in the hemp, including THC at the trace levels permitted in UK products. It has the most pronounced natural hemp taste.
Broad spectrum keeps that wider profile with the THC removed. It sits between the other two on flavour.
Isolate is CBD refined to a single compound with everything else stripped out. It is odourless and tasteless, which is why it is used where flavour matters, such as in pre-filled pods. The Darwin pods here are isolate based.
Formats stocked here
Oral tinctures
A tincture is CBD extract carried in an oil, supplied in a dropper bottle. Strength is quoted as total milligrams in the bottle rather than per drop, so a 12000mg bottle is a concentrate and not a serving size. Tinctures are held under the tongue before swallowing.
CBD e-liquid and pre-filled pods
Inhalable CBD is a different product class to anything you swallow. E-liquids here come in 10ml and 50ml bottles at strengths quoted per bottle. They use the same PG and VG base as nicotine e-liquid, so a 50ml bottle at a high VG ratio needs a sub ohm coil while a 10ml at 50/50 suits a mouth to lung pod. Pre-filled CBD pods and pod kits remove the guesswork, since liquid, coil and device are matched at the factory.
Edibles and the wider wellbeing range
Gummies deliver a fixed milligram amount per sweet, which makes them the easiest format to track. Alongside the CBD lines this collection carries supplement products such as lion's mane extract powder, mushroom coffee blends, shilajit resin and caffeine or NMN gummies. These are food supplements rather than CBD products, so read the individual listing for what each contains.
Reading milligram strengths properly
Milligram figures describe the total CBD in the container. Divide by volume or count to get what you are actually taking. A 300mg 10ml e-liquid is 30mg per millilitre. A 750mg pod pack spreads that figure across the pods supplied. A 25000mg tincture is a concentrate measured out by the drop rather than by the pipette.
Route matters too. The proportion of CBD reaching the bloodstream differs between swallowing, holding under the tongue and inhaling, so the same milligram figure on two formats is not a like for like comparison.
Where UK regulation sits
CBD that is eaten or swallowed is treated as a novel food in Great Britain, so those products must appear on the Food Standards Agency public list to be sold lawfully. The FSA also publishes precautionary advice on intake for healthy adults. That advice originally set a ceiling of 70mg a day, which the FSA revised down to 10mg a day in October 2023. It advises that anyone pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication should not consume CBD products.
Inhalable CBD e-liquid sits outside the novel foods regime because it is not a food, although any CBD product sold in the UK must still comply with controlled substance limits on THC and other regulated cannabinoids. CBD products are sold to adults aged 18 and over only.
Choosing where to start
Decide on the format first. If you already vape, a CBD e-liquid or a pre-filled CBD pod slots into a routine you have. If you would rather not inhale anything, a tincture or a gummy is the alternative. Then look at strength. Lower strength products let you settle on a level before committing to a concentrate. Then check the extract type, since full spectrum and isolate taste completely different.
Store CBD oils and e-liquids upright, sealed and out of direct sunlight. Keep everything well away from children. If you take any prescribed medication, speak to your GP or pharmacist before using CBD products.
Delivery and support
UK delivery is free on orders over £20 and orders placed on working days are dispatched promptly. For questions about extract types, bottle strengths or which pods fit a particular CBD device, the team is on 07827 210361 between 8.30am and 4.00pm.
CBD questions answered
What is the difference between full spectrum, broad spectrum and isolate CBD?
Full spectrum keeps the wider range of cannabinoids, terpenes and plant compounds found in hemp, including THC at the trace levels UK products are permitted to contain. Broad spectrum keeps that wider profile with the THC removed. Isolate is CBD refined down to a single compound with everything else stripped out, which is why it is odourless and used in flavoured products.
How do I read the mg figure on a CBD product?
The number is the total CBD in the container rather than a serving. A 300mg 10ml e-liquid works out at 30mg of CBD per millilitre. A 750mg pod pack spreads that total across the pods supplied. A high figure such as 12000mg or 25000mg indicates a concentrated tincture measured out drop by drop rather than by the pipette.
How much CBD does the Food Standards Agency advise?
The FSA publishes precautionary advice for healthy adults. Its original guidance set a ceiling of 70mg a day, which was revised down to 10mg a day in October 2023. The FSA advises that anyone pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication should not consume CBD. This is guidance on intake rather than a statement about any effect.
Is CBD legal to buy in the UK?
Yes, within the rules. CBD products that are eaten or swallowed are regulated as novel foods in Great Britain and must appear on the Food Standards Agency public list to be sold lawfully. Every CBD product also has to stay within the limits set on THC and other controlled cannabinoids. CBD is sold to adults aged 18 and over only.
Can I put CBD oil in my vape kit?
No. An oral tincture is CBD suspended in a carrier oil and it is not formulated to be heated in a coil, so it should never go in a tank or pod. Inhalable CBD is a separate product made on a PG and VG base in the same way as ordinary e-liquid. Use a CBD e-liquid or a pre-filled CBD pod if you want to vape it.
Which coil should I use with CBD e-liquid?
Match the coil to the liquid the same way you would with nicotine e-liquid. A 10ml bottle on a balanced 50/50 base wicks correctly through a mouth to lung coil above 1.0 ohm. A 50ml high VG bottle is thicker and needs a sub ohm coil below 1.0 ohm at higher wattage. Using the wrong pairing causes either leaking or a dry, harsh draw.
Will full spectrum CBD show up on a drug test?
Full spectrum products contain trace THC within the limits UK products must meet. Drug screening thresholds vary between tests and employers, so we cannot tell you how any specific test would read. If a test is a concern, broad spectrum or isolate products contain no THC and are the more predictable choice.
What are the mushroom and nootropic products in this collection?
They are food supplements rather than CBD. The range includes lion's mane extract powder, mushroom coffee blends, shilajit resin and gummies containing ingredients such as caffeine or NMN. They sit in the wellbeing part of the collection because they are stocked by the same suppliers. Check the individual listing for the full ingredient breakdown.