30Apr
Gummies get most of the attention in the CBD edibles conversation, but Endoca’s actual edible lineup on the en-gb site is wider than one jar of fruit-flavoured chews. Gum, capsules, flavoured drops, and two very different styles of gummy all count, and each one solves a slightly different problem. Here are six worth knowing, chosen for how they differ in format rather than just flavour.
1. CBD gum, the only gum on the list
This is the one format on this list that isn’t swallowed whole or dropped under the tongue. Endoca’s CBD gum is sweetened with xylitol and flavoured with wild peppermint rather than sugar, made with organic hemp extract and no synthetic additives. The gum base itself is biodegradable chicle rather than synthetic plastic, which is unusual for the category and is genuinely safe to swallow if you forget you’re chewing it. It’s the most discreet format here, easier to use at a desk or in transit than opening a jar or bottle, and it’s the only product on this list where the format itself, not the flavour or strength, is really the reason to pick it.
2. 10mg CBD capsules (medium), for a fixed dose with nothing to measure
Capsules solve a specific problem that gum, gummies, and drops all share: none of them require you to count or measure anything. Endoca’s 10mg CBD capsules deliver a full-spectrum hemp extract in a fixed, pre-measured softgel, labelled less than 0.2% THC, the EU’s legal threshold. Swallow one with water the way you would any other supplement, and the serving is identical every single time, with no dropper, no chewing, and no flavour to account for. If you want a CBD edible that’s genuinely unglamorous and low-effort, built to disappear into an existing supplement routine rather than stand out as its own ritual, this is the one built for that specifically.
3. CBD Capsules, Raw 1500mg CBD+CBDa (strong), the unheated, higher-strength capsule
This is the raw version of a capsule, unheated and unfiltered so the CBDa stays intact alongside the CBD rather than converting through decarboxylation, the same distinction that separates Endoca’s raw and regular oils. The bottle carries a stated 1500mg of combined CBD and CBDa total, extracted by CO2 without chemical solvents and labelled less than 0.2% THC. The capsules themselves are vegan, kosher, and gluten-free. If the 10mg capsule above feels too mild once you’ve been taking it a while, this is the format-consistent way to go stronger without switching to an oil or a full gummy jar.
4. CBD Gummies “Restore”, 1200mg, the edible for anyone avoiding THC specifically
Restore is worth calling out separately from Endoca’s other gummies because it states its THC content outright, 0.0% on the label, rather than the less-than-0.2% carried by the full spectrum products elsewhere in this list. It’s a broad spectrum gummy, so the minor cannabinoids and terpenes stay in the formula while THC specifically has been refined out, and each lime-flavoured jar is built around a stated 1200mg broad spectrum total. If avoiding any trace of THC matters to you as much as the format itself, whether that’s a personal preference or something more practical like a drug-testing concern, Restore is the edible on this list built with that specifically in mind, rather than as an incidental feature.
5. CBD oil 30mg/ml with chocolate mint, edible drops rather than topical or capsule
Oil drops are technically edible too, and Endoca’s chocolate mint oil is built specifically to taste like one, blended with organic apricot oil, mint extract, and chocolate so it reads more like a treat than a supplement. It’s a gentler 3% formula at roughly 1mg CBD per drop, made to 0.0% THC, and unlike the capsules above, you set the amount yourself each time rather than committing to a fixed serving. It’s the most adjustable edible format on this list, and the flavouring genuinely changes the experience of taking it compared to an unflavoured oil, which is worth knowing if the taste of plain hemp oil has put you off drops before.
6. Endoca “Mountain High” Gummies, the strongest single gummy on this list
Mountain High is Endoca’s strongest gummy, built from full-spectrum hemp extract carrying naturally occurring CBD, CBN, CBC, and terpenes rather than isolated CBD alone, sweetened with apple cider vinegar as part of the formula. It’s labelled less than 0.2% THC, in line with the rest of Endoca’s full spectrum range, and it’s the edible on this list built for people who already know gummies work for them and want more per piece rather than a milder, more frequent serving. If you’re choosing between this and Restore above, the real decision is full spectrum versus broad spectrum THC-free, not strength alone, since both come in a comparably concentrated jar.
Final Thoughts
Format, more than flavour, is what should actually drive the choice here. Gum and capsules ask nothing of you beyond chewing or swallowing on a fixed schedule, drops let you adjust the amount every time, and the two gummies split on whether you want full spectrum strength or a broad spectrum THC-free statement on the label. None of these six is a replacement for the others, they’re built to solve different everyday situations, and the batch Certificate of Analysis is where to check the exact numbers for whichever one you pick.
Frequently Asked Questions
What actually counts as a CBD edible?
Anything meant to be eaten or swallowed rather than applied to skin: gummies, capsules, chewing gum, and oil drops taken by mouth all count, even though oils are sometimes grouped separately. Topicals like salves and creams don’t count, since they’re absorbed through skin rather than digested.
Are Endoca’s edibles full spectrum or THC-free?
Both, depending on the product. Mountain High Gummies and the raw capsules on this list are full spectrum, carrying trace THC under the EU’s 0.2% threshold. Restore Gummies and the chocolate mint oil are made to 0.0% THC instead. The product page for each one states which it is.
Can I chew more than one piece of CBD gum at a time?
Endoca doesn’t publish guidance on chewing multiple pieces at once, and this article won’t recommend it. Sticking to one piece at a time and adjusting how often you reach for another is the more predictable way to use it.
Does a capsule work faster than a gummy, or the other way around?
Endoca doesn’t publish comparative onset times between its edible formats. Both are swallowed and digested the same general way, so any difference in how quickly you notice something is more likely to come down to individual digestion than a meaningful format difference.
Are all six of these edibles vegan?
The 10mg and raw CBD capsules are vegan. Mountain High and Restore Gummies don’t state a vegan claim on their own en-gb product pages, so this article won’t assume one where Endoca hasn’t confirmed it. Check the specific product page before assuming a format is vegan.
Should I take a CBD edible on an empty stomach or with food?
Endoca doesn’t publish specific guidance either way for these products, so this article isn’t a substitute for that. If you’re experimenting with what works for you, taking it consistently, either always with food or always without, makes it easier to notice a pattern than switching each time.
