
Organically grown hemp. Carefully extracted.

From humble beginnings to a global mission – we grow, harvest, and craft hemp with care for people and planet.

CBD is nature’s way to restore balance, calm, and overall well-being – naturally and without the high.

From seed to shelf, we grow organically, extract cleanly, and follow strict quality standards for purity.

Every batch is third-party tested to ensure purity, safety, and the exact amount of CBD every time.

Sustainability, transparency, and wellness guide every decision – for you and for the planet.
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Cannabidiol on its own, refined from the same hemp we grow for everything else here, sold as a fine white crystalline powder. No terpenes, no other cannabinoids and no taste, which makes it the one product on this site you can add to anything without changing how that thing tastes.
Isolate is the most anonymous product in this trade. Once a crystal reaches high purity it looks identical whoever made it, which is exactly why so much of it changes hands as a white powder with a certificate stapled on and no history anyone can trace. Ours begins as our own crop, on our own ground, from a harvest we planted. That is a longer and dearer route to a jar of powder, and it is the only one that tells you what the plant stood in before it became one.
Reaching that purity takes several passes beyond the initial CO2 extraction. The crude extract is winterised so the waxes and lipids drop out, then filtered, refined and crystallised until what is left is cannabidiol and very little else. Every stage removes something. By the end the terpenes, the minor cannabinoids and the THC have all gone, and what remains has no smell and no flavour at all. Each batch is checked by an independent laboratory before release.
There is one more reason to pay attention to this collection specifically in Britain. When the Food Standards Agency put its first CBD novel food applications forward to ministers in September 2026, all three were high-purity CBD, at 98% or above, either isolate or synthetic. Nothing is authorised yet, and ours is not one of those three applications, so we are making no claim about our own status. What we are saying is that the form of CBD the regulator moved on first is this one, and that is worth knowing before you choose.
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One product sits in this collection, so the table sets it against the other extract types we make, which is the decision most people are actually weighing.
| PRODUCT | EXTRACT TYPE | WHAT IS IN IT | BEST FOR | KEY COMPOUNDS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBD Isolate 1000mg 99% | Isolate | Cannabidiol refined away from everything else | Adding CBD to something you are making | Cannabidiol, no terpenes, no other cannabinoids |
| CBD oil 30mg/ml | Full spectrum, heat activated | Extract carried in hemp seed oil | A first full spectrum oil | Cannabidiol with minor cannabinoids and terpenes |
| Raw CBD oil 30mg/ml (medium) | Full spectrum, raw | Extract with CBDa intact | Keeping CBDa in the bottle | CBD and CBDa, terpenes, plant waxes |
| CBD oil 30mg/ml with chocolate mint | Full spectrum, flavoured | Extract with cocoa and mint | Avoiding the taste of hemp in a drop | Cannabidiol with cocoa and mint flavouring |
| CBD oil extract 200mg/ml | Full spectrum, concentrated | Paste with no carrier oil | The concentrate without dilution | Cannabidiol with minor cannabinoids and terpenes |
CBD isolate is cannabidiol separated from everything else the hemp plant made. At high purity there are no terpenes left, no minor cannabinoids and no THC, so what you hold is a fine white crystalline powder that smells of nothing. Crystals, isolate, powder and crystalline CBD all describe the same material, and the naming varies by market rather than by product.
It is made by refining a full spectrum extract rather than by growing something different. Winterisation in cold alcohol drops the waxes and lipids out, filtration takes them away, and crystallisation does the rest. The step that strips out THC is the same step that strips out the terpenes, which is worth understanding, because the purity people want and the entourage effect people talk about pull in opposite directions and no product delivers both.
So we make it, and we do not push it. Full spectrum oil keeps the plant more or less as it grew and most of our customers choose that. Isolate exists for two kinds of buyer: people who need to avoid THC entirely, and people who want a neutral ingredient to build with. It dissolves into oils and warmed butters, folds into food and vanishes into a drink without leaving the green note that gives full spectrum away every time.
Of everything in this shop, isolate is the most adaptable and the least prescriptive. It is an ingredient rather than a finished routine, so what it is for depends almost entirely on what you intend to put it in.
Because it carries no smell and no taste, it goes into things a full spectrum extract would completely dominate. That is the whole of its appeal.
If you would rather have as much of the plant as possible instead of as little, the full spectrum oils sit at the other end of exactly the same decision.
Cannabidiol refined away from the rest of the hemp plant and sold as a white crystalline powder. Nothing is left but the cannabidiol: no THC, no terpene fraction, no minor cannabinoids and nothing to taste. Ours is refined from hemp we grow ourselves rather than bought in as a finished powder from a broker.
Yes. Crystals, isolate, powder and crystalline CBD all name the same refined material. The variation is in what different markets call it rather than in what is in the jar.
The usual method is to weigh out an amount and stir it into a carrier oil, a softened butter or something warm to drink. It will not dissolve properly in water on its own, because cannabidiol goes into fat rather than water. A kitchen scale that reads to a hundredth of a gram earns its keep here.
No, and that is the entire point of it. Refining takes out the terpenes that give full spectrum extract its green, bitter character. If the taste of hemp is what has kept you away from CBD, this is the version that answers it.
It is purer, which is a different thing. A gram of isolate holds far more cannabidiol than a gram of oil, and the oil holds minor cannabinoids and terpenes that isolate does not. Purity and completeness are separate qualities and people value them differently.
The step that separates plant waxes and lipids from an extract by chilling it in alcohol until they solidify and can be filtered off. Skip it and you are left with a cloudy paste. It is where the journey from crude extract to crystal begins.
The idea that cannabinoids and terpenes interact rather than acting alone. It is an area of live research rather than settled science. Isolate contains only cannabidiol, so by definition it is the one product in the range that cannot have one, and our article on the subject covers where the evidence currently stands.
By high performance liquid chromatography, which separates the compounds in a sample and quantifies each. The certificate for each batch reports cannabidiol content alongside screens for residual solvents, pesticides and heavy metals.
Not on its own. Being fat-soluble, cannabidiol spreads readily through oils and fats and simply floats on water. Anything sold as water-soluble CBD has been through an emulsification process precisely to get around that.
Because all three applications the Food Standards Agency recommended to ministers in September 2026 were high-purity CBD, either isolate or synthetic, at 98% purity or above. None has been authorised yet and ours is not among those three applications, so nothing here is approved. It does tell you which form of CBD the regulator reached first.
Refinement removes it to below the detection limit of the testing method, which is what the phrase means across this industry. It is a measurement statement rather than a philosophical one, and the certificate for each batch shows the result you can rely on.
A drug test screens for THC metabolites rather than for cannabidiol. Isolate is the lowest-risk product we sell for anyone who is tested, though no product can be guaranteed against every testing threshold. If your job depends on it, read the batch certificate rather than the marketing.
The Food Standards Agency advises that CBD is not for under 18s, for anyone pregnant, breastfeeding or trying for a baby, for anyone on medication, or for anyone immunosuppressed. Purity does not change that advice.
Sealed, inside plain outer packaging that names nothing. Keep it sealed between uses, because a fine powder draws moisture out of the air and clumps if you leave it open.
Cool, dry, out of direct light and sealed. Stored properly it is the most stable thing we make, since there are no terpenes or plant lipids left in it to degrade.
Yes, at a lower price than a single order. Most people choose a long interval here, because a gram goes a very long way once you are weighing rather than counting drops.
On our lab testing page, listed by batch, reporting purity alongside the residual solvent and contaminant screens. Match the batch number on your jar.