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Seven hemp gummies, four of them broad spectrum or stated THC free. No added sugar in any of them, vegan and gluten free throughout, and the extract named on every jar. If you want cannabidiol without the trace THC that comes with a full spectrum extract, this is where the range sits.
Sweets are where this trade hides things, and the two usual hiding places are sugar and vagueness. Neither is available here. Nothing in these seven carries added sugar, so flavour has to come from fruit and, in several jars, from organic apple cider vinegar, which is a slower and more awkward way to build a chew. The extract is named rather than described, so a jar tells you whether it is full spectrum or broad spectrum instead of leaving you to guess from the word hemp.
The split between full spectrum and broad spectrum is the real story on this page. Mountain High and Orange Haze keep the whole extract, minor cannabinoids and terpenes included. Night, Pineapple Express, Brain Energy Bilberry and the two 1200mg jars run on broad spectrum instead, where THC has been refined out and the rest of the profile stays. Restore states 0.0% THC outright. That is an unusual weighting for a British range and it exists because a good number of customers want cannabidiol with nothing else attached.
Everything here is made in the same GMP facilities as the oils, from the same crop, and every batch goes to an independent laboratory before it is released. Certificates are published against batch numbers rather than produced on request. On a sweet, that matters more than it does on a bottle of drops, because a gummy is the one format where nobody can tell by looking or tasting what they have actually been given.
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Five of the seven, chosen to span full spectrum through to a stated THC free formula, compared by extract type, flavour, who each suits and what the jar states.
| PRODUCT | EXTRACT TYPE | FLAVOUR | BEST FOR | WHAT THE JAR STATES |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Endoca Mountain High Gummies | Full spectrum hemp extract | Strawberry | Keeping the whole extract | 300mg hemp extract per gummy, CBD with CBN and CBC, no added sugar |
| Orange Haze Gummies | Full spectrum hemp extract | Citrus | A daily full spectrum chew | Cannabinoids and terpenes, infused with apple cider vinegar |
| Night Gummies | Broad spectrum, CBD with CBN | Blackcurrant | An evening routine | 30 gummies per jar, no added sugar or preservatives |
| Pineapple Express Gummies | Broad spectrum, stated THC free | Pineapple and lime | Avoiding THC entirely | 30 gummies per jar, plant-based ingredients |
| CBD Gummies Restore 1200mg | Broad spectrum, stated THC free | Lime | A stated per-jar total | 1200mg broad spectrum per jar, 0.0% THC, 30 gummies |
A CBD gummy is hemp extract carried in a chewable sweet instead of a dropper or a capsule. The extract is worked into the base while the batch is made, rather than sprayed onto finished pieces, which is what keeps the amount even from one gummy to the next. Swallow it and it is digested like any other food, so it behaves on the timing of your digestion rather than arriving all at once.
Full spectrum and broad spectrum are not marketing words and the difference is worth holding on to. A full spectrum extract is what came off the plant, cannabidiol together with the minor cannabinoids, the terpenes and the trace THC that hemp produces. A broad spectrum extract has been through a further refining step that takes the THC out and leaves the rest. Nothing else about the plant changes. You are trading one compound against the completeness of the profile, and which way that trade goes is a personal call rather than a technical one.
The reason to care in Britain specifically is that the rules here are written around cannabinoid content per container rather than around percentages. A percentage on a label is a proportion of something, and it tells you nothing on its own about what sits in a jar of thirty sweets. That is why the comparison table above quotes what each jar actually states rather than converting anything into a percentage, and it is why the compliance section of this package carries per-container figures as an outstanding item.
People choose a gummy for the same reason they choose anything convenient, which is that they will keep doing it. A stronger product left in a cupboard is worth nothing, and consistency beats concentration for most people most of the time. Gummies are one part of our CBD edibles range, alongside the chewing gum.
What follows sorts the seven by what is in them rather than by what they might do. No cannabidiol product sold in Britain may be presented as doing anything to your health, and this page keeps to that.
If a chew is not the format you want, the oils let you set the amount drop by drop and the capsules fix it for you, and both are built from the same extract as these.
A chewable sweet with hemp extract worked into it. Endoca makes seven, all without added sugar, all vegan and gluten free. Four run on a broad spectrum extract with the THC refined out, and the jar names which type it carries rather than leaving you to work it out.
Full spectrum keeps everything the plant made, including the trace THC. Broad spectrum has had the THC taken out and keeps the rest. Mountain High and Orange Haze are full spectrum. Night, Pineapple Express, Brain Energy Bilberry and the two 1200mg jars are broad spectrum.
Thirty in most of the range, and the jar states it. Serving size is on the label. Where a product carries a total figure in its name, such as the 1200mg jars, that number is the whole jar rather than one sweet.
No added sugar anywhere in these seven. Flavour comes from fruit, and several jars use organic apple cider vinegar as part of how the taste holds together. It is worth checking that on anything you compare us with, because the category average is several grams a serving.
The broad spectrum ones barely do, because refining removes most of what carries the taste. The full spectrum jars taste more of the plant, which some people like and some people do not. Strawberry, citrus, blackcurrant, lime and pineapple do most of the covering.
It goes through your digestive system, where an oil held under the tongue partly does not. That changes the timing rather than the compound. What that means for any individual varies enough that a precise figure would be invented rather than measured.
Cannabinol, a minor cannabinoid that forms as THC ages and degrades. It appears in the evening formulation because that is where the range puts it. We are not going to tell you what it does, because in Britain nobody is permitted to and the research is not settled enough to want to.
Cannabinoids hold up well enough at the temperatures used in gummy manufacture, which is why the format works. The check that matters is on the finished jar rather than on the extract that went in, and that is what the batch certificate covers.
The extract is dispersed through the batch during manufacture rather than applied to finished pieces, and consistency is checked through the production run. Independent testing on the finished product is what verifies it afterwards.
They are sold widely, which is not the same as being authorised. Cannabidiol is a novel food in Great Britain and no application has been authorised to date, so the market runs on a Food Standards Agency public list of products that were on sale before a cut-off date and are permitted to remain while applications are assessed. Inclusion on that list is not an approval.
That THC has been refined out to below the detection limit of the method used to test it. Restore states 0.0% for that reason. It is a measurement statement rather than a philosophical one, and the batch certificate is where you check it.
The FSA advises against cannabidiol for anyone under 18, anyone pregnant, breastfeeding or trying for a baby, anyone taking medication, and anyone who is immunosuppressed. That advice covers every CBD product on this site and not only these.
A number of countries restrict or prohibit cannabidiol outright, and a stated THC free formula does not exempt you from a rule written about CBD itself. Check the position at both ends before you travel rather than assuming a sweet will pass unnoticed.
If avoiding THC is the reason you are here, start with Pineapple Express or Restore. If it is not, Mountain High is the fuller extract. The rest of the range differs mainly by flavour and by what else is in the jar.
Yes, with the repeat saving applied. Thirty gummies at a serving a day is roughly a month, so a monthly schedule lines up with the jar without any adjustment.
Gummies soften in heat more readily than a capsule does and firm up again once they cool. The extract is unaffected, though the shapes may not be perfect. Letting a summer parcel stand somewhere cool before opening it makes a visible difference.
Plain on the outside, with no branding and nothing describing the contents. That is standard on every order and it is why a good number of customers have these delivered to an office address.